Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

it might seem like apples and oranges

[geodcan]

but I keep going back to the Aurora deal with Sweetwater beer for $330 million invested in a dwindling beer market bottling plant.  Tinley's got 120 million shares, two lines of products, a bunch of flavours, IP, a state of the art bottling line and we are about $50 million worth of value to investors.  We are also in a couple of hot commodities and seem to be getting these products to shelves where we are told they are well received.  Tinley management has put all of this together on a shoestring and yet put together a team of beverage professionals that can drive this forward.  It seems like somebody has their foot on the brake besides the regulators.  By my best guesstimation, Tinley should be worth at least what Aurora paid for their beer bottling line which would put us at over $3 per share for our facility and what is our ip and recipes worth.  Is Tinley a best kept secret in investor's circles and why is that?  Are we hiding out from some regulators or some such?  I'm pretty sure that we are already relying on State law protection if the Feds are an issue.  Tinley is moving their business plan forward and ticking the boxes.  Canopy it seems is relying on State law as they move their beverage biz forward in the US through Acreage Holdings and some branding deals.  Tinley is going to arrive soon and have to tell us some numbers of sales or dollars realized.  Good news is we have another million in the coffers with minimal dilution, for another bottling line?  Canada expansion seems to be in the works.  And, in my mind we have got to have somebody with offers for our company which raises the question of what are we worth if that is the case!  Bring me some opinions!  glta and dyodd

[Bmclav]

It's not unreasonable to get a 20X multiple on revenue for the forward looking year of 2021 to come up with a valuation for Tinley as a whole considering they have 3 major revenue streams (Copacking, Beckett's, Tinley's). Not that I believe negotiations are happening, but if they were on the bases of a buyout I'm sure Jeff and Rick would be projecting roughly $10million in

[BlueArrow]

I remember a number of years back that Jeff answered a question about a possible  Buyout happening in the future. He replied if a Buyout was offered it would be a minimum of $6.00 per share to make it worthwhile.

[Beetle21]

I don't recall any numbers being speculated about.  I did read and hear him say in interviews that the way buyouts happen in the beverage industry is the major company will start taking a position in the takeover target.  When they get to 10% they declare their stake and perhaps keep increasing their position until they make an offer for all the remaining shares.  I am in no

[cosinus180]

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[BlueArrow]

If you would take time and read my post properly it said sometime in the future. Today is not the future I was talking about take your hand away from your face and look down the road.