RE:TLRY international quinlash wrote: Tilray brands shows 20 international destinations for their product including Germany where Tilray medical is well established.
Of the 20 countries apx 8 (or more) came from their acquisition of HEXO Corp. Hexo also provided a large suite of too selling cannabis brands for both rec and medical products. In addition to this HEXO provided TLRY a suite of cannabis infused drinks (Truss) which is a market leader in the drink market.
Zenabis and 48 North also became part of Tilray with their products and any international agreements porting over to the TLRY family
Tilray purchased 8 breweries from BUD and are growing their craft beer line which provides a nice safety net for the stock while cannabis continues to grow. TLRY is now #5 in the craft beer sector
The stock is trading at a substantial discount below book value and their products are pricing out.
Don't bother trying to talk me out of my shares, don't criticize me or anyone from adding.
IMHO those selling / selling short should be leaning on their ability to remain patient in a Long Position as the US has never been as close to reclassifying cannabis as it has been in the last month or so
JMHO
Minor correction. Hexo bought out Zenabis then sold it to SNDL prior to Hexo getting bought up by TLRY.
Zenabis shares ported to TLRY (which I still hold myself).
Lots of history to try and keep track of here.
Here's another one, Aphria was also merged with Tilray.
Sorry about that
The list of companies now making up TLRY is rather impressive and explains how they have expanded product offerings much quicker than others (you know who *lol*)