Tilray Brands reported record Q3 revenue of $206.7 million, beating estimates, but its adjusted EPS loss of $0.24 missed expectations by a wide margin, causing shares to drop 4%. Investors remain cautious due to ongoing shareholder dilution, legal issues, and slow U.S. cannabis rescheduling progress. The company’s pivot to beverages is promising but unproven at scale. While international cannabis revenue surged 73% and management reaffirmed positive EBITDA guidance, the market awaits proof that revenue growth can translate into sustainable profits and shareholder returns.
The cannabis industry is expanding rapidly with cannabis now classified as a Class 3 substance, reducing legal barriers for operators. This shift allows for more research, product development, and growth opportunities for both cannabis producers and ...
Tilray Brands, a global leader in cannabis and consumer packaged goods, will announce its financial results for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year ending May 31, 2026, on July 28, 2026, after market close. The company will hold a live conference...
BrewDog Waterloo, England's largest pub owned by Tilray Brands, is set to host a major watch party for the England vs Argentina semifinal. The event promises an electric atmosphere with giant screens and passionate fans. Tilray's £1 million bar tab p...
