Great business model

[DaveGrohl]

From Money Week. Losing 80 cents in every 100? That's even leaving farming in the dust.

 

[Suffolk Serf]

The neat thing (for them) is that despite the massive losses and dodgy business model, investors keep piling in, like lemmings heading for the cliff.

 

[vantage]

The neat thing (for them) is that despite the massive losses and dodgy business model, investors keep piling in, like lemmings heading for the cliff.

When enough lemmings have fallen over the cliff, they’ll be hoping that they can walk back onto land!

 

[Exfarmer]

The neat thing (for them) is that despite the massive losses and dodgy business model, investors keep piling in, like lemmings heading for the cliff.

everyone is chasing the next Microsoft, Apple and Amazon, dreaming they will eventually rise to the next mega billionaire company who stock has increased exponentially. It is pure gambling and very frequently with other peoples money. They know if they hit the jackpot they will bet able to cream vast , multi million dollar bonuses on the back of it. As it is the investment managers will draw their salaries and the investors will retire hurt to lick their wounds

 

[Bramble]

I don’t know whether their product is any good or not, but their debt level must be killing the business. I imagine the big international food groups will pick these alternative food businesses up for next to nothing in the next few years.

I don’t think their products are going to disappear though

 

[DaveGrohl]

I don’t know whether their product is any good or not, but their debt level must be killing the business. I imagine the big international food groups will pick these alternative food businesses up for next to nothing in the next few years.

I don’t think their products are going to disappear though

That's exactly what will happen. Although Oatly being taken over by a huge company hasn't stopped their share price falling off a similar cliff. The likes of Nestle are probably sniffing around right now. There just isn't the demand that they'd convinced themselves of.

 

[Lowland1]

I quite like the ‘for people who like meat but don’t want to eat dead animals’. Surely if it’s not from a dead animal it’s not meat. It’s a bit like ‘ here’s your cake but don’t eat it’
They deserve to lose all their money. If you don’t want eat meat then eat vegetables not some factory produced slop. The answer is already out there.

 

[gatepost]

I wonder if George Monbiot has invested, he really should put his money where his mouth is.