Tilray Brands' journey from a modest cannabis farm in Nanaimo, British Columbia, to a trailblazing NASDAQ-listed giant is a rollercoaster story of vision, boom, bust, and bold reinvention. Launched by finance-savvy founders who sought to “professionalize” cannabis, Tilray skyrocketed from its $17 IPO to a dizzying $300 peak during the historic 2018 cannabis bubble—a surge driven more by market mechanics than fundamentals. After Canada legalized recreational cannabis, Tilray faced brutal market realities and fierce competition but responded with strategic partnerships, and an eye-popping reverse merger with Aphria brought seasoned consumer goods leadership. Today, Tilray is as much a powerhouse in craft beer and beverages as it is in cannabis, betting on diversification amid a slow-moving U.S. legalization landscape. As the company posts record revenues yet wrestles with profitability, and with U.S. federal policy potentially easing, Tilray’s wild ride offers investors a compelling playbook in navigating nascent industries, bubbles, and transformative pivots.

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