Tilray Brands' CFO purchased 10,000 shares at $4.62 each, increasing his total holdings to 139,753 shares, showing insider confidence despite a 57% stock decline this year. The drop reflects broader cannabis market volatility and investor caution ahead of potential U.S. marijuana reclassification. Tilray reported an 11% revenue increase to $915.5 million, mainly from acquisitions, but profitability remains a challenge with adjusted net income down 60%. The company maintains financial stability with a low debt-to-equity ratio and strong current ratio, positioning it to navigate ongoing market uncertainties.
SweetWater Brewing, a craft beer brand under Tilray Brands, has launched the SweetWater Concert Sweepstakes offering fans aged 21 and over a chance to win tickets to their choice of 2026–2027 concerts at select AEG venues in Georgia. The sweepstakes ...
Tilray reported disappointing fiscal first-quarter results, missing revenue estimates despite management highlighting record sales. The company's revenue growth was driven solely by its BrewDog acquisition, while core cannabis sales declined by 13%. ...
