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Or make a yearly profit.
Net Operating Income, for 2022 was a loss of ($456,962)
Net Operating Income, for 2023 was a loss of ($80,595) a gain of $376,367 over 2022
Net Income for 2022 was a loss of ($1,297,974)
Net Income for 2023 was a loss of ($119,363) a gain of $1,178,611 over 2022
From annual report published on OTC 04/18/2024
If 2022 revenue numbers hold steady
and no reason to think they won"t "Maggies"was 1.8 million in 2022
"KEGS" at 985k in 2023 so 2.7 million would be over 600k per quarter.
Since "KEGS" now has 14 of its own beers on tap at both bar/ restaurants
the revenues should certainly rise substantially compared to buying other beer
brands. However just my opinion.
I put in a buy order for 1 million Kegs at .0001 it executed at 10:10 shows up on ihub at 10:15
as a SEQ trade in the neutral column not as a buy. Wondering why.
1812 on the Lake picture taken June 24
This is the restored train depot. The round sign still
displays Sackets Harbor Brewing Co. A part of history from 1995.
I am not a great photographer but I hope some people enjoy it.
I will try more pix when I get the hang of posting them.
https://1drv.ms/i/c/491e2d48ce443474/EXKI_qBmkOJBuY2idPlQziMBFrToAjOYP3vCWpmTpK59ng?e=i0rVOr
The proof is in the local tax records and the local real estate sales.
I personally today was in Watertown NY so I had to make the rounds
to the brewery. I stopped at 1812 on the River. Had 2 Draft beers .
They had 14 1812 Beers on tap, different names. I could not try them all.
I left there and stopped at 1812 on the Lake Had 2 more. All draft beer there was
1812 beer on draft. Then time to go home. All employees were wearing 1812
shirts at both places. 1812 Brewing Company owns the brewery and 1812 on the River
and 1812 on the Lake. No doubt whatsoever.
Goodnight KEGS and THALL past my bedtime
This sounds like success to me.
If not making making money how would they get financing?
Alteri Bakery parent secures equity financing | Bakingbusiness.com | January 08, 2010 01:29 | Baking Business
https://www.bakingbusiness.com/articles/38960-alteri-bakery-parent-secures-equity-financing 1/1
Alteri Bakery parent secures equity financing
06.07.2009
By Eric Schroeder
GOVERNEUR, N.Y. — Seaway Valley Capital Corp., a holding company whose portfolio of companies include
Alteri Bakery, has reached agreement for equity financing of up to $20 million from Boston-based Auctus Private
Equity Fund, L.L.C.
Thomas Scozzafava, chief executive officer of Seaway Valley, said the funds primarily will be used to repay debt
associated with Hackett’s Stores, Inc., but also will be used for capital equipment additions at Alteri Bakery.
Alteri Bakery, which has served the north country region with baked foods since 1971, is one of the last traditional
Italian bakeries in the area, and product lines includes Italian bread and specialty pastry items, such as cakes,
cookies, muffins, bagels, and specialty gift baskets.
Last October, Seaway Valley joined Fields as Factories, L.L.C. and Golden Technology Ventures to form North
County Farms, L.L.C., a company that pursues value-added agricultural production, processing and marketing
ventures with an initial focus on flour production.
A hard fought battle to get KEGS successful
A couple links so some people might have a better
understanding of what it took to eventually become KEGS. Alteri bakery was profitable until Swartz
pulled the rug out from under them.
https://www.nny360.com/news/agencies-sue-bakery-owner-for-loans/article_c68d0072-03f9-5153-9201-48f46c1dc1d4.html
https://www.nny360.com/news/jreck-sued-over-bakery-decision/article_911a852f-2069-5cff-8f12-53c2148e68f4.html
Anyone can claim that KEGS is a scam... so PROVE it!
KEGS advertising for help
had lunch there last Monday, good food, good and cold beer, friendly efficient staff
not bad for a supposed scam company
Co-head chef (Watertown)
1812 Brewing Company
compensation: Based on Experience
employment type: full-time
job title: Co-head chef
Growing brewery and restaurant group looking for a co-head chef for its new Watertown location. Whether you are looking to step up into the position or moving laterally and looking for a new challenge, 1812 Brewing Company is seeking a leader to manage the team with positive energy and positive attitude. "1812 on the River" is uniquely positioned as the only waterside dining establishment in Watertown, and we are now part of the area's oldest and most prestigious local brewing company. The culinary opportunities are endless as both a gastropub and "finer" dining venue. If you are ready to lead the team, email your CL/resume .... Also seeking sous chefs, line, and prep cooks and all front of house staff for both Watertown and Sackets Harbor locations .... Serious inquiries only.
Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.
Not all R/S are bad
When a company starts growing revenue and makes an
acquisition "Maggies on the River" a R/S split from 11 billion to 11 million
may not be a bad thing, .smart investors may take notice
and realize that this is a good investment
Maybe I am the Last of the big spenders
Yes I am a big spender I will be at"1812 on the River", Monday
for lunch and put money into the the revenue stream for KEGS
as well as the stocks.
wake up and smell the roses.
Bargain Days at "KEGS' today.
Put in order for 1 million at .0001 got them for .00005
saved enough to put in order for 500k at .0001 got them for .00005.
1.5 million for $75, value doubled in less than half hour.
GO KEGS
Some more of KEGS ancient history
An interesting ihub post from 2008 # 171461 check it out
One bad apple was found and removed C.Swartz
Tom Scozzafava obviously cleared.
From a private investigator in 2015
03-13-2015 Colt Ledger & Associates, Inc. has just completed an exhaustive investigation of
Seaway Valley Capital, Corp. The results of that investigation are presented in a “Research
Report” backed by evidentiary documentation that will lay the foundation for the complaints
being filed with the SEC, FBI, USPS, IRS, and USSS, multiple State Securities and agencies,
seeking civil and criminal prosecution. Former clients of Seaway Valley Capital, Corp. have
provided extensive background information along with offering materials suggesting alleged
“cold calling,” the offer of unregistered securities, elder fraud, money laundering, mail fraud,
wire fraud, misrepresentation, and many more allegations.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/seaway-valley-capital-corp-colt-ledger
From DOJ 2017
PRESS RELEASE
New York Restaurant Entrepreneur Sentenced to 12 ½ Years in Prison for Investment Fraud Scheme and Tax Evasion
Wednesday, July 12, 2017
For Immediate Release
Office of Public Affairs
Defrauded More Than 150 Investors Out of Approximately $21 Million and Evaded More than $4 Million in Taxes
A federal district judge in Utica, New York sentenced a Watertown, New York food and restaurant entrepreneur and franchisor to serve 150 months in prison for committing tax evasion and investment fraud, announced Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General Stuart M. Goldberg of the Justice Department’s Tax Division and Acting U.S. Attorney Grant C. Jaquith for the Northern District of New York.
According to documents filed with the court, Christopher Swartz, 46, engaged in a promissory note scheme to defraud lenders and investors out of more than $19 million, as well as a scheme to evade more than $4 million in taxes and obstruct the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
“For over a decade, Mr. Swartz stole millions from lenders, investors, and the United States, using multiple schemes, shell companies and layers of transactions in an effort to escape detection,” said Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General Goldberg. “His 12 ½ year sentence sends the clear message to those involved in such financial chicanery that their schemes – no matter how complex – will be uncovered, investigated and successfully prosecuted.”
“Christopher Swartz stole millions of dollars from investors and lenders and cheated the public treasury out of millions of dollars of taxes,” said Acting U.S. Attorney Jaquith. “His elaborate scheme to defraud relied on a mind-boggling web of accounts and enterprises and concealment of his assets and diversions of funds. Swartz inflicted terrible harm on people who trusted him with money they needed to support their families, educate their children, pay for medical care, and retire. This case sends a strong message that such treachery will not be tolerated.”
“Today’s sentencing demonstrates the serious consequences of financial crimes such as this, and the collective focus of IRS Criminal Investigation (CI) and our partners on holding the perpetrators of such corrupt investment schemes accountable for their actions,” said Special Agent in Charge James D. Robnett of the IRS-CI. “Mr. Swartz preyed upon honest and law abiding citizens, abusing their trust for his own financial gain.”
“Mr. Swartz betrayed his investors and attempted to conceal his crimes,” said FBI Special Agent in Charge Vadim D. Thomas. “The resolution of this case is the culmination of the outstanding efforts of the FBI and our federal law enforcement partners.”
According to documents filed with the court, between 2005 and 2015, Swartz defrauded investors through bogus promissory notes and fraudulent offers of ownership in his companies. He induced investors by promising company growth and high interest rates. Despite these promises, Swartz stole investor funds and money from the businesses and spent it for his personal benefit. When lenders and investors tried to get their money back, Swartz provided false assurances, and made partial payments, including payments by check that he knew would bounce. He sought to cover up his thefts by falsifying company records. Swartz also concealed his assets and income to avoid seizure and collection by lenders, investors, and judgment creditors seeking to recover their funds.
The food and restaurant entities and companies Swartz used to fraudulently issue promissory notes and stock included: Jreck Subs, North Country Hospitality, Ultimate Franchise Systems, Caffino Live Roast, Madeline Ventures, Grace Ventures and Obees.
In addition to the promissory note scheme, Swartz sold worthless shell company stock to approximately 70 United Kingdom residents, stealing the funds and defrauding them of approximately $1.1 million.
Swartz also committed tax evasion for a decade. Between 2005 and 2015, Swartz filed false personal tax returns that underreported his income and did not file corporate returns or pay corporate taxes. Swartz diverted money from business accounts and concealed these diversions in the company records through fraudulent accounting entries. He made extensive use of cash so the funds could not be traced and used multiple entities and nominees to conceal his ownership of various assets. Swartz also falsified partnership tax returns and attempted to impede the IRS’s ability to collect employment taxes.
Court documents allege, and the defendant is not contesting, that Swartz owned and operated as franchisor, Jreck Subs, through layers of nominees and entities, since at least 2002. Jreck is one of the largest New York State-based franchises and a popular submarine sandwich chain with approximately 45 stores in central and upstate New York.
Swartz is in custody and will begin serving his sentence immediately. Judge Hurd ordered Swartz to serve three years of supervised release and to pay $21,041,249.43 in restitution to his investment fraud victims and $4,619,340.75 in restitution to the IRS. He also ordered a forfeiture money judgement totaling $12,360,400. Swartz pleaded guilty to tax evasion and wire fraud in September 2016. As part of his plea agreement, Swartz agreed not to contest ownership of the franchise or forfeiture of this asset. Jreck Subs is currently the subject of a restraining order, as the government evaluates the potential forfeiture of the business and a sale to new owners with proceeds serving as a potential source of funds to compensate victims.
Acting Deputy Assistant Attorney General Goldberg and Acting U.S. Attorney Jaquith thanked special agents of IRS-CI and the FBI Albany Field Office, and an IRS revenue agent, who conducted the investigation, and Assistant Chiefs John N. Kane Jr. and Andrew Kameros, and Trial Attorney Abigail Chingos of the Tax Division, who prosecuted the case.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/new-york-restaurant-entrepreneur-sentenced-12-years-prison-investment-fraud-scheme-and-tax
In 2022 KEGS and Maggies combined revenues
were 2.7 million dollars 1.8 Maggies 900K KEGS.
/https://jcida.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/JCIDA-Loan-Review-Packet-for-102523.pdf
Watertown airport parking maxed out.
Watertown Airport hits capacity for 85 private planes on Eclipse Day
Harbor House Inn a 29 room hotel across driveway from KEGS Sacketts Restaurant
booked solid for the weekend. Sacketts Harbor will be very busy.
https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/watertown-airport-hits-capacity-for-private-planes-on-eclipse-day/
Well I guess no morals either
I bought a million shares today
Only made enough to buy a couple cases 1812 amber ale
so I guess it turned out ok
What I am saying is I have a different opinion than yours.
If you want to think of me as a con-artist so be it ,your opinion
people can look at the same thing and see 2 different pictures
I think KEGS will be successful in the longer run, my opinion
Right, the 30 years scamming used so often
I had to check it out Tom would have been out of college 2 years 30 years ago
There is no way he scammed shareholders 30 years.
In my opinion no scamming at all just rough times and rough luck.
I also believe KEGS is off to a fresh start with Maggies on board.
Where were you Aug 12, 2019
since you are out to destroy KEGS LOL
sorry, just joking
https://www.wwnytv.com/2019/09/27/cleanup-almost-complete-destroyed-sackets-harbor-restaurant/
The Sackets Harbor Anchor restaurant owned by KEGS
is no longer with us it became the vacant lot KEGS owns
back in summer 2019.
https://www.wwnytv.com/2019/09/05/cigarette-blamed-fire-that-destroyed-sackets-harbor-restaurant/
Just checking for real facts.
After doing ancient history research I could not find anything
connecting Tom Scozzafava with controlling a publicly trading
company until he got control of GS Carbon Inc. in 2007 and
changed its Name to Seaway Valley Capital Corporation.
I can't figure the thirty years part.
For three days back to back KEGS closed at ask.
On Jan 31 2024, Feb 1, Feb 2, 2024 KEGS closed at .0002
which was the ask, bid at .0001
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/KEGS/history/
The total value from 10Q 2023 disclosure puts the value of
the real property and equipment at $3,431,141 add in the
Maggies acquisition you now have value of over
$4,800,000 for property and equipment.
The assessed market value of the 4 properties owned by KEGS
are worth about 2 million dollars in 2023, double the market cap.
Also in the financing package is working capital funds valued at
nearly $150K.
210 West Main St. Sackets Harbor "vacant land" valued $41,100
212 West Main St. Sackets Harbor "restaurant" valued $393,800
Maggies 500 Newell St Watertown, NY valued $754,900. sold twice for $1 million.
981 Waterman St. Watertown Brewery property only valued $806,100.
This info from local tax records, land and buildings only.
It looks like something is happening at the brewery also.
KEGS was issued three temporary licenses, one for Maggies
and two for the brewery itself. a total of 7.
Go to link and search: 1812 Brew
https://data.ny.gov/Economic-Development/Current-Liquor-Authority-Active-Licenses/9s3h-dpkz/data_preview
Maggies' 2022 revenue was approximately $1.8 million
KEGS 2022 revenue was approximately $900K
Info from JCIDA loan packet pages 16 and 18
/https://jcida.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/JCIDA-Loan-Review-Packet-for-102523.pdf
Quiet Period Rules for Companies Involved in M&A Activities
During M&A transactions, companies are typically required to observe a Quiet Period, which restricts the disclosure of information related to the deal. This restriction aims to maintain confidentiality, prevent insider trading, and ensure fairness for all investors.
It appears the company is observing the "Quiet Period".
The Quiet Period, also known as the restricted period, refers to a designated time
frame when companies are restricted from promoting or discussing their
securities publicly. It is typically associated with key events such as initial public
offerings (IPOs), earnings releases, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Aug 9, 2023
Quiet Period in Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)
In addition to IPOs and earnings releases, the Quiet Period also plays a crucial role in the context of mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Let's explore the Quiet Period in the context of M&A transactions.
Explanation of M&A Transactions
Mergers and acquisitions involve the consolidation of two or more companies to create a larger entity or facilitate business growth. These transactions have a profound impact on the companies involved, their shareholders, and the overall market dynamics.
Quiet Period Rules for Companies Involved in M&A Activities
During M&A transactions, companies are typically required to observe a Quiet Period, which restricts the disclosure of information related to the deal. This restriction aims to maintain confidentiality, prevent insider trading, and ensure fairness for all investors.
The exact duration and scope of the Quiet Period in M&A transactions can vary depending on the regulatory requirements, complexity of the deal, and the entities involved.
Communication Restrictions for Companies During the M&A Quiet Period
The Quiet Period in M&A transactions prohibits companies from making public statements or engaging in promotional activities that could potentially impact the outcome or perception of the deal.
This restriction ensures that all investors have access to the same information and that there is no selective dissemination of material information.
During the Quiet Period, companies must exercise caution in their communications with the public, including shareholders, analysts, and the media.
They must avoid disclosing any information that could potentially influence the market's perception of the deal or provide unfair advantages to certain investors.
https://www.financestrategists.com/wealth-management/stocks/quiet-period/
There is a relationship between Tom Scozzafava and debtholders.
The managing member of Seaway Capital Partners Ronald McDougall
is Tom's brother in- law, married to Dede.
Paul Graham my research shows has helped out loan wise when needed.
Therefore he might be a friend.
Some, more recent, info from Zachary Logan.
He made mistakes and paid the price, sounds
like he moved on.
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from a google search.
The loan did not expire.
The 120 day letter was to inform the borrower the loan was approved
and sets out terms. Borrower has 120 days to meet the terms and conditions.
Obviously KEGS met the terms.
Info about JCIDA can be found at end of loan review meeting
Part 10 Responsibility Of Board Of Directors.
It was a contingency removed not the loan itself.
1812 Brewing Company Receives Final Funding Approval for the Purchase of the Business and Assets of Maggies on The River
8:04 AM ET 2/7/24 | Dow Jones
-- Acquisition would provide 1812 Brewing Company with approximately $2 million of annual incremental revenue and access to the greater Watertown/Fort Drum population of approximately 117,600 people to promote its brands --
WATERTOWN, NY / ACCESSWIRE / February 7, 2024 / 1812 BREWING COMPANY, INC. (OTC PINK:KEGS) (the "Company" or "KEGS") is pleased to announce that in January it received its final financing approval for the acquisition the operations and assets of Maggie's on the River ("Maggie's") (www.maggiesontheriver.com).
The Company recently received approval from the North Country Alliance ("NCA") for the final piece of the total financing package of $1.2 million for the $1.4 million acquisition. Maggie's, located at 500 Newell Street in Watertown, NY, is a former industrial space renovated by the former Red Lion Brewing Company in the late 1990s and later became a restaurant and event space only under its current name. Maggie's is a full-service dining operation with 44 draft beer lines on the first floor with an addition 12 draft beer lines on the second floor. It is Watertown's only waterside dining restaurant with its riverside deck, and the newly renovated 2(nd) and 3(rd) floors are available for full use for dining and/or private parties.
KEGS' Chairman and CEO Tom Scozzafava stated, "the Company appreciates the support it has received from our bank and the economic development agencies involved in the transaction, including Watertown Savings Bank and the Watertown Local Development Agency, Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency and the North Country Alliance/DANC, respectively."
As previously stated by Mr. Scozzafava, "As the City's only full-scale production and packaging facility, 1812 Brewing Company seeks to establish itself as "Watertown's Brewery" to consumers, and while we have our 13,000 square foot Watertown brewing and bottling facility, I wouldn't consider it an ideal location for retail operations. Maggie's represents high visibility retail, an excellent reputation and staff along with 56 draft beer lines - ideal to showcase 1812's products." Mr. Scozzafava continued, "And while the Company values its history and retail operations in Sackets Harbor, NY, the opportunity to have brand exposure to the Watertown/Fort Drum greater population of 117,000 consumers versus the roughly 1.4k in Sackets Harbor is a tremendous opportunity to expand our reach. For a beer company, this isn't just opening another restaurant. It's getting our beer to a much, much bigger marketplace."
"Finally," Mr. Scozzafava added, "1812 Brewing Company operates one of two waterside restaurants in Sackets Harbor and Maggie's is the City's only waterside restaurant. The building's aesthetic and atmosphere are perfect for a "craft brewery" affiliated operation, and Sackets Harbor is highly, highly seasonal and a Watertown location will help smooth that out."
The transaction is subject to financing and licensing approval by the New York State Liquor Authority. To date, the Company has received financing approval by Watertown Savings Bank, the Watertown Local Development Corporation, and the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency.
The Company also announced that its gold-medal winning beer War of 1812 Amber Ale has been picked up by approximately 50 locations of Ontario Canada's largest beer-only retailer, The Beer Store (www.thebeerstore.ca). Ontario customers can find the locations that carry War of 1812 Amber by searching on The Beer Stores's beer search window.
Loan terms were changed.
The original loan request was for $250,000 for twenty years.
The loan approved on Dec. 7, was for $150,000 for 15 years.
The article was in the local newspaper by a local reporter.
The loan was approved on December 7, 2023.
Thu, December 7, 2023 at 11:59 PM EST · 2 min read
Craig Fox, Watertown Daily Times, N.Y.
Dec. 7—WATERTOWN — The 1812 Brewing Company will receive a financial
boost to help acquire Maggie's on the River and turn the popular taproom into a
retail center to showcase its products.
The Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency on Thursday approved a
$150,000 loan to the brewery to buy the popular restaurant and bar at 500 Newell
St. for $1 million from current owner Tyler Bartlett.
In recent years, the brewery moved its 7-barrel brewing operations from Sackets
Harbor to Watertown in the former Alteri bakery building at 981 Waterman Drive.
The business also has expanded its operations at that location by acquiring
equipment from defunct breweries.
But company chairman and CEO Thomas W. Scozzafava thinks that Maggie's will
improve the brewery's retail prospects.
"Maggie's is the only waterside restaurant in Watertown and will allow 1812
Brewing Co. to showcase their products with its 'beer-forward' restaurant,"
according to a JCIDA memo to its board.
The company will retain two full-time and 55 hourly wage employees as the result
of buying Maggie's, with the prospects of creating 17 additional jobs over three
years, according to the brewery.
The current owners completed major renovations to the second and third floors
for additional dining, installed wood-fired brick oven pizza and a 12-tap "bottomsup"
beer system.
The $150,000 loan will be for 15-year amortization with 10-year balloon at a rate
of 6%.
The brewery also is receiving a $622,000 loan from the Watertown Savings Bank,
$300,000 from the Watertown Local Development Corporation and $100,000
from the North Country Alliance. Scozzafava also is putting in $373,000 in his
own equity for the $1.5 million project.
Since moving to the Watertown site, the company has made a $2 million
investment in the Waterman Drive building.
The company acquired the bottling and label/filler equipment out of the nowdefunct
Empire Farm Brewery Co. site in Cazenovia and large-scale tanks and
canning equipment from breweries in Milwaukee and Detroit.
Over the years, the beer maker has won numerous Gold awards, including last
year for its War of 1812 Amber Ale, by a panel of world judges, a top honor in the
U.S.
This is Northern NY general rules don't apply.
Thanks RMS555 saved me some typing.
Here is a little property info about Maggies
surrounded by city property with parking.
it shows a market value of $783,300.
Municipality of City of Watertown
SWIS: 221800 Tax ID: 7-08-302.000
Account #: 14086490
Tax Map ID / Property Data
Status: Active Roll Section: Taxable
Address: 500 Newell St
Property Class: 421 - Restaurant Site Property Class: 421 - Restaurant
Ownership Code:
Site: Com 1 In Ag. District: No
Zoning Code: NMU - Nbhd Mixed Use Bldg. Style: Not Applicable
Neighborhood: 00608 - School District: Watertown
Property Description: 69x101 708302
Total Acreage/Size: 0.16 Equalization Rate: ----
Land Assessment: 2024 - Tentative $24,000
2023 - $24,000
2022 - $24,000 Total Assessment: 2024 - Tentative $626,600
2023 - $626,600
2022 - $626,600
Full Market Value: 2024 - Tentative $783,300
2023 - $754,900
2022 - $712,045
Deed Book: 2022 Deed Page: 18155
Grid East: 995387 Grid North: 1451499
Special Districts for 2024
(Tentative)
No information available for the 2024 roll year.
Special Districts for 2023
Description Units Percent Value
SW001-Sewer Water Relevy 0 0% 1.19
Special Districts for 2022
No information available for the 2022 roll year.
Land Types
Type Size
Waterfront 69 × 101
https://imo.watertown-ny.gov/propdetail.aspx?printkey=00700000083020000000
At least a new beginning with a new restaurant.
additional revenue never hurts.