📈 NYSE: BROS

Dutch Bros stock,
explained for fans, not traders.

You don’t need a brokerage background to understand the basics — here’s what BROS is, what the company actually reports, and where to check the live price.

1992Founded
2021Went Public
~1,100Locations
26States

Dutch Bros Inc. trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BROS, having gone public on September 15, 2021. The company was founded back in 1992 by brothers Dane and Travis Boersma in Grants Pass, Oregon — the same drive-thru roots that built the brand fans know today — and has since relocated its corporate headquarters to Tempe, Arizona, while keeping roasting operations in both Grants Pass and Melissa, Texas.

As an independent fan site, we don’t give investment advice — this page exists to translate the basic facts (ticker, structure, store counts) for people who searched “Dutch Bros stock” out of curiosity rather than to make a trading decision. For live pricing, always check a financial data source directly, since share prices change every trading minute and any number printed here will be stale by the time you read it.

company snapshot

The basics

Ticker BROS (NYSE)
IPO Date September 15, 2021
Headquarters Tempe, Arizona
Founded 1992, Grants Pass, Oregon
Total locations ~1,100 across 26 states
Company-operated vs. franchised Roughly 70% company-operated / 30% franchised
Dividend None currently paid
Employees ~32,000

Figures reflect recent public filings and financial data aggregators as of mid-2026 and will shift over time as the company grows — verify current numbers on a live finance source before relying on them for any decision.

Curious about ownership instead of investing? Dutch Bros stopped offering public franchises back in 2008 — see our Franchise page for what ownership actually looks like today.
commonly asked

FAQ

BROS, on the New York Stock Exchange. Dutch Bros went public on September 15, 2021.

Roughly 1,100 shops across 26 states, mostly company-operated.

No — the company doesn’t currently pay dividends, focusing instead on reinvesting in store growth.

Tempe, Arizona — relocated from its long-time home in Grants Pass, Oregon.