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Tilray Brands Sees European Cannumab Boom, Stock Surges

Tilray's European cannabis sales soar. Stock jumps after Trump's marijuana post and new product launches in Germany.

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Tilray Brands Sees European Cannumab Boom, Stock Surges

Tilray Brands, a leading global cannabis company, has seen significant growth in Europe, where it operates in both medical and recreational markets. Despite the European market being smaller than the US stock market, Tilray's stock has shown promising gains recently.

Tilray's expansion in Germany is a testament to its commitment to the European market. The company is introducing five new premium cannabis flower products, specifically designed for medical marijuana markets. This move comes as Tilray's stock continues to rise, with a 5.6% increase on Thursday, following a 60% surge after former US President Donald Trump posted a video promoting marijuana legalization on Truth Social.

Tilray's financials reflect its European success. In the last year, the company's revenues from the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region surpassed $323 million, outpacing its US revenue of under $274 million. However, Tilray's stock has faced challenges, losing approximately $2.2 billion over the last 12 months, and currently boasting a market capitalization of around $2.2 billion.

Tilray Brands' focus on the European cannabis market, coupled with its recent stock performance, indicates a positive trajectory for the company. Its expansion in Germany and strong EMEA revenues suggest a robust international strategy. However, the company's stock volatility and market capitalization remain factors to monitor.

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