voting shares is one thing, but political influence is quite another one whether its preferred or common stock. If you have a person who holds 25% of a company then one has the fiscal dictatorial strength to persuade others on the direction of the company. Luciano and Ross knowns that they can make way more $$$$$$ selling the product than simply diluting shares. The end game is a buyout of the company for a couple of dollars of shares. Happens all the time.
What fortune 100 beverage company would not want this tea as part of their inventory??!! Why do you think US Foodservice provided HFBG a vendor number? B/c the product is of high quality. Calvin Ross has done one thing right; created the proper blend for a great tasting drink.And no one can deny that fact. Now it's all about the distributing and sustainability of the product flow. And Brad and his crew will see to that. My one allowable post for the day.
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