Aphria Inc. APHA

Anheuser Busch all over Reddit

[optimi$tic]

Say what????

Anheuser Busch (one of the largest alcohol companies on the earth) is going to soon make an equity stake into the combined entity Aphria/Tilray, similar to how Constellation brands made an equity stake in Canopy Growth in 2017.

It broke news very recently that Anheuser has been helping Aphria distribute its newly acquired Sweetwater brands into Colorado. Busch also has an existing small research partnership with Tilray. These facts can be indicative of an equity partnership that could be announced shortly before or after the merger.

Remember, Canopy became the face of the cannabis industry when Constellation invested in them back in 2017.

[optimi$tic]

Look at the recent drop and think CAUSE AND EFFECT!! Buy more when low, sell more when high!! Its simple logic. 

[Sneekyboots]

Link or your a pumper

[OneBigFish]

The post is total garbage. The company is called AB Inbev for starters. "These facts can be indicative" -- very convincing!

[optimi$tic]

As the title states. It may not be 100% truth but sure seems more likely than the frucking Diageo sh!t spewed past 2 yrs with catch words like LIKELY HIGHLY SEEMS VERY bla bla bla. Dont forget to throw in soft drinks makers too what happened to em?

[OneBigFish]

Ok, maybe I was a tad strong in my reply but I'm not seeing the chatter that you're talking about on Reddit and so to me it seems like those Diageo posts or maybe Harvey the rabbit is planning to sink billions in as he pivots away from his successful carrot business. I saw an interview with Simon when the Tilray deal was announced and he seemed really jazzed about the idea of expanding