Nice article..... When KEGS Annual Report comes out in less than 4 weeks we will see if sales have increased. Shipping beer into Canada and the purchase of Maggies on the River will help the balance sheet tremendously.
There is alot of competition and like the article stated its almost like a bubble for the craft beer industry. There are plenty that will survive and grow though. The craft beer market will still be around for years and years. I think KEGS will be one of the ones that survives and continues to grow. Time will tell and ill be patient. KEGS is well worth the small monetary risk for me.
One of the biggest problems the article mentions for craft breweries is the high rent many of them face when renewing their leases. This is not a problem for $KEGS since they own three going on four properties. I also think $KEGS will be one of the craft breweries to survive the ongoing shakeout in the industry, and should they expand their brewing capacity, they will be able to acquire equipment from breweries that didn’t make it, as they have already done.
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