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Re: Harbor6460 post# 41771

Wednesday, 11/29/2023 11:52:05 AM

Wednesday, November 29, 2023 11:52:05 AM

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I've been watching it go up. Yep. I know. But unlike the past, most of the increase in the past year is because Preferred A shareholders have elected to convert their convertible shares to common stock!

Watch closely, because as profits begin to accelerate, or losses slow, at the brewery and at the manufacturing plant, both companies will become better positioned to throw the toxic lenders to the curb! Compared to just 3 years ago, things are looking way up!

And if/when they get that Phase II brewery off the ground, that opens up even more avenues for revenue and profits beyond just the restaurant and taproom and all of the brewery equipment that BBRW will get to make. Then the brewery can start doing contract brewing for other startup microbreweries or even larger established breweries who might need some extra brewing capacity!

The more beer that the brewery has to brew, the more equipment that BBRW gets to make. That 12 acre Phase II brewery site is more than large enough to scale. A local brewery in my area has similar footprint and all they had to do was construct huge cylindrical beer tanks that line the perimeter of their building on the outside. Those hold a massive quantity of beer.

Here's that Phase II brewery link again in case anyone missed it.
https://brewbiltbrewing.com/phase-ii-site-plan/

I'm guessing another 2 years from now we will see the rise of a very large beer manufacturer and brewer. These guys may have started in the toxic debt sewer but they've gotten past the worst of it and profits are on the near horizon. They just need a little extra time and luck, and a new booming economy after we get past a brief recession, IMO.