Post by
quinlash on Aug 17, 2024 9:24pm
Hello LaThong
The oversupply of Cannabis once reported years ago has been addressing itself. Producers started competiting on price to the point where they ran their own companies out of business. If you look over virtually any of the remaining / larger players (like TLRY) you can see in their Press Release details that they took over many of the less profitable companies and drove efficiences that now allow them to turn acceptable levels of margin.
You can go over the latest QTR report by TLRY brands to see substantiial increases in revenue and steady or improving margins. TLRY has also been paying down debt incurred in order to expand it's operations. I don't want to type everything out here tha you can clearly research on your own by visiting the Tilray hompage, as everyone should IMHO.
Regarding taxes and tariffs, Taxes are paid by ALL COMPANIES therefore it is not a unique challenge faced by TILRAY. As for Tariffs I assume you are referring to imports from Canada. I am speculating that one of more of the breweries they picked up will be converted over to Cannabis Infused drinks within the United States therefore -> No Tariffs there.
I have noted before, the US based cannabis companies are fat and lazy IMHO, those operating primarily in Canada has gotten lean and mean so once TLRY operates in the US they will have stronger margins than US MSOs.
TC Thong, may be wedgie be with you.
Q
Comment by
Coloradobuff on Aug 18, 2024 9:18am
Agree with all but your last paragraph. The USA cannabis companies are NOT fat and lazy. This sparks of someone that doesn't know the USA space. What makes you think that?
Comment by
Coloradobuff on Aug 18, 2024 12:58pm
We agree on somethings but your USA MSO monologue is not one of them. There is value in tilray even though Simon overpaid, but only if they profits and Germany comes online. Their margins pale to trulieve last quarter of 60% gross margin and green thumbs over 50%