I'm kind of at a crossroad because I'm not sure what would be the most beneficial, and I've invested in both HBRM and CHRI to cover myself no matter what happens (probably 90 percent safe!).
The HBRM fan in me says leave it alone and don't buy it out because this can make it on its own and could do quite well. It has a great -- and that's no pump -- future with its one-of-a-kind market with the vodka deal that will begin next month (sooner than expected). It has begun a great marketing campaign, and it will begin a 100 million share buyback -- which should, in theory, increase the price.
That said, I can't figure out why this has not attracted more investors, and the price has really fallen. So, usher in CHRI. I believe a buyout will do very well for CHRI stock. It will have a reputable company (for reasons noted above) and it will have a foothold in the U.S. door. My HBRM stock probably is a wash and gone, but I'll make that up in CHRI.
I'm probably babbling and not really answering the question, so maybe here's my perfect scenario. CHRI buys 51 percent (or a little more) and becomes a majority stakeholder in HBRM, which it's allowed to do according to the LOI. This gives HBRM the cashflow of the profitable CHRI so it will go up yet avoid a full buyout, and CHRI stock goes up for getting a U.S. "in" and diversifying a little more.
That's my prayer to Santa God. It probably wouldn't happen because I'm not that lucky, but that probably is my best option for making moola on both and the best long-term situation for both companies.
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