2Yr·

Why does it $OTLY out of debt? Sales are rising, but so are debts. Poor conditions for borrowed capital? Market environment?

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Nico Uhlig@RealMichaelScott

2Yr

If every drink you sell is a loss-making business, sales may increase but the loss grows at the same rate.

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MaK@DollarDon

2Yr

Maybe also unattractive overpriced product 😅

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N@Khlmysee

2Yr

@DollarDon Yes, well, I'll leave that up to everyone. 😅 The rising sales seem to be a contraindicator for this thesis. 😬

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Vic@Vic1

2Yr

@Kohlmeyse You can also buy sales growth

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MaK@DollarDon

2Yr

@Kohlmeyse see if you can find out what proportion of sales is organic growth.

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Vic@Vic1

2Yr

Very high competition

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Gerit@Gerit

2Yr

Don't just look at sales, which are of no use if expenses are also rising. it's better to look at operating cash flow or even free cash flow 👍 (haven't looked at $OTLY )

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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest

2Yr

Revenue isn't everything, if you can't get a handle on costs, none of that helps... seems to be the case with OTLY.

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2Yr

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N@Khlmysee

2Yr

@MeepMeep why, I don't have them at all. 🤣

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