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To own Tilray today, you have to believe its mix of cannabis and beverages can eventually scale into a profitable global consumer platform, while surviving ongoing losses and dilution risk. The potential U.S. move to Schedule III looks like the key short term catalyst, and this week’s rally suggests it is already driving sentiment, but it does not eliminate the pressures from weak profitability and past multi-billion dollar impairments.
Among Tilray’s recent updates, the launch of Redecan’s Amped Live Resin Liquid Diamond cartridges stands out as most aligned with a possible U.S. rescheduling tailwind, underscoring Tilray’s push into higher value cannabis formats. If rescheduling proceeds, investors will likely watch how quickly innovations like Amped, together with Tilray’s expanding drink portfolio, can translate into better margins rather than just higher sales.
Yet beneath the excitement around U.S. rescheduling, investors should be aware that Tilray is still wrestling with long term operating losses and...
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Tilray Brands' narrative projects $940.4 million revenue and $193.4 million earnings by 2028.
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Nineteen members of the Simply Wall St Community see fair value anywhere from US$1.47 to US$16.17, underscoring how far opinions on Tilray differ. Against that wide spread, the prospect of U.S. rescheduling sits alongside persistent operating losses and cash burn that could shape how those views evolve.
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