Shares of Tilray continue to lose ground as investor enthusiasm fades over the delayed federal rescheduling of marijuana, raising questions about the company's near-term trajectory if political progress stalls.
Tilray has announced its decision to discontinue brewing activities at its Terrapin site located in the United States. This move signifies a change in the company's operational strategy within the US market.
Earnings previews have been announced for Tilray and Enphase Energy, with investors anticipating their Q2 financial results. Expectations are being set for what these companies will report.
The Chief Executive Officer of BrewDog has resigned from the company in the wake of its acquisition by Tilray, a cannabis and consumer packaged goods company.
Cannabis company Tilray is experiencing significant international growth, with a 73% increase, yet the market appears to be largely ignoring this development, prompting questions about its valuation.
Several major companies, including Nike, Tilray, Virgin Galactic, Beyond Meat, Nano Dimension, and Conagra Brands, are scheduled to release their earnings reports in the coming week.
Tilray Brands has agreed to acquire key assets of BrewDog across North America, expanding its portfolio and presence in the American market, following a previous UK rescue deal.
Tilray Brands has expanded its global footprint by completing the acquisition of BrewDog Brewing Australia's assets, further solidifying its presence in the Australian market.
Hundreds of Brewdog staff were laid off during a 15-minute call following the independent brewer and pub chain's £33 million acquisition by US beverage and cannabis firm Tilray.
Alliance Global has maintained a neutral rating on Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC), while Canaccord has expressed a bullish outlook on Aurora Cannabis Inc. (ACB).
Tilray, Canopy Growth, and Aurora Cannabis stocks saw gains of 6%, 3%, and 4% respectively, even as Tilray remains down 47% year-to-date, highlighting volatility in the cannabis sector.
Tilray Brands has posted record numbers for fiscal year 2026, but despite the strong performance, analysts suggest that these results are not sufficient to make the stock a recommended buy.
Several companies, including Tilray, Clearwater Paper, XPLR, and Innio, have released their adjusted EBITDA projections for fiscal years ranging from 2026 to 2027. These forecasts highlight anticipated financial performance driven by factors such as margin expansion, price increases, and capacity growth.
Amid escalating tensions with Iran, European nations and the UK are discussing plans to secure the Strait of Hormuz. The US has increased its naval presence in the region and issued warnings to Iran, with reports of a US naval blockade advancing into international waters.
Genius Group has priced an $8 million securities offering, while Tilray has announced a $180 million equity offering alongside debt-for-equity deals to issue 1.9 million shares. Both companies are raising capital through these financial transactions.
Brewdog faces accusations of employing a 'fire and rehire' strategy towards former workers after its brewery and 11 bars were acquired by US firm Tilray for £33 million following administration.
Lord's cricket ground has terminated its partnership with BrewDog following the acquisition of the beer company by Tilray Brands, which produces medicinal marijuana.
Beverage and cannabis company Tilray has acquired Brewdog for £33 million after the brewery went into administration, resulting in bar closures and hundreds of job losses.
Tilray Brands is projecting to achieve a significant milestone of $1 billion in annual revenue for the current fiscal year, outlining its strategic plans to reach this target.
An article provides an analysis on whether the current market conditions present a favorable opportunity to buy shares of Tilray Brands, a prominent cannabis company.
This story analyzes the market factors that could significantly impact Tilray stock, while also noting Palo Alto Networks' recent stock performance, which saw a 57.1% surge last month before a June decline. It highlights the volatility and key influences on these companies' shares.
Five years after the merger of Tilray and Aphria to form a 'global cannabis leader,' an article reviews the combined company's performance and trajectory.
The CEO of Tilray (TLRY) has commented on the potential reclassification of cannabis in the United States, a topic of significant interest in the industry.
The US Navy Secretary was ousted from his position effective immediately, following reports of internal conflicts and disagreements with senior Pentagon officials.
Tilray's stock experienced a rebound after Roth Capital upgraded its rating to "Buy," following the release of the company's third-quarter financial results.
Tilray Brands announced its third-quarter financial results, showing double-digit year-over-year increases in most segmental revenues, though its alcohol segment experienced a 24% slump.
The heirs of music icon Bob Marley have launched an $11 million lawsuit against cannabis company Tilray, alleging unpaid licensing fees for the Marley Natural brand.
An analysis questions whether Tilray Brands' diversification strategy will ultimately benefit investors, examining the potential outcomes of its business decisions.
Tilray Brands has announced expectations to generate $1.2 billion in revenue in the upcoming year, with the company's strategy potentially surprising investors.
Cannabis company Tilray has acquired the craft beer brand Brewdog, a move that has left its small investors, known as 'Equity Punks,' feeling betrayed. The acquisition follows a period of decline for Brewdog, which was once celebrated for its marketing stunts.
US beverage and cannabis company Tilray has acquired Brewdog, its brand, and 11 bars for £33 million after the brewery went into administration, resulting in bar closures and hundreds of job losses.
Craft brewer Tilray Brands has announced a new licensing agreement with Carlsberg Group to brew, market, and distribute Carlsberg and other associated brands in the United States.
Irwin Simon, CEO of cannabis and beverage company Tilray, shares insights into his morning routine and his preference for honest feedback over 'yes' people.