BrewBilt Brewing Co (BRBL)

[downdraft]

We should be less than 2 weeks away from the 10-K. Based upon all the news releases from the company, at the very least we should at least see a 50% increase from the 3rd quarter revenues, so at least $50,000 for Q4 but since at the end of August they said they were doing $500 per in revenue per day already, the 4th quarter numbers could be much higher. Nothing better that quarter-over-quarter revenue growth for a startup, especially since they just started their beer production about 9 months ago.

More encouraging though now, is that with their 154 customers they just told us about last week, along with my guess of a minimum of $300 per month in revenue per customer, that's $46,200 per month in annual revenue. That would only take a couple of kegs of sales per month to each customer, or 40 4-packs (40 times $16 equals $640 retail, or $320 wholesale) to retail stores. That only assumes that each grocery store is only selling 1.33 4-packs per day. I think I'm being conservative with my revenues guesses!

Just my opinion; not investment advice.