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Why Tilray Shares Rose This Friday Morning

Tilray closed the third quarter of 2022 with revenues of $151.87 million. In the previous quarter, the company had recorded revenues of $123.9 million. The proceeds were lower than expected by analysts, the expert estimates had previously amounted to $156 million. On October 6th, 2022, Tilray is expected to provide investors with a look at its Q1 2023 financial statement.

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Cannabis company Tilray has announced its key figures for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2022. Accordingly, the EPS amounted to -$0.90. After Tilray wrote earnings per share of $0.38 in the year-ago quarter, expert forecasts were for a loss of $0.079 per share for the year-to-date quarter.

Meanwhile, revenues rose to $153.33 million from $142.2 million a year earlier. That topped analysts’ estimates of $151 million for the cannabis company. Tilray shares were trading 11.72 percent higher at $4.67 in NASDAQ trading.

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Among the most successful stocks of the day was Tilray shares

Tilray shares climbed to $3.96 (€3.89) at the peak. At the start of XETRA trading, the stock was trading at $3.96 (€3.89). So far during the day, 4 Tilray (ex Aphria) shares have been traded.

On August 11, 2021, the stock rose to its current 52-week high of $13.1 (€12.88). Gains of 69.77 percent would lift the paper to the 52-week high. On 06/16/2022, the share price decreased to as low as $2.94 (€2.89), marking the current 52-week low. Currently, Tilray (ex Aphria) shares are thus trading 34.97 percent above the 52-week low.

On July 28th, Tilray commented on its key performance indicators for the quarter that ended on May 31st

For the most recent quarter, the company reported EPS of -$0.90 per share. A year earlier, Tilray had EPS of -$0.02 on its books. Tilray ended last quarter with total revenue of $169.16. This equates to a 199.07 percent increase in revenue compared to the same quarter last year, when it earned $56.56.

Tilray closed the third quarter of 2022 with revenues of $151.87 million. In the previous quarter, the company had recorded revenues of $123.9 million. The proceeds were lower than expected by analysts, the expert estimates had previously amounted to $156 million.

On October 6th, 2022, Tilray is expected to provide investors with a look at its Q1 2023 financial statement. Experts forecast a loss of -$0.212 per Tilray share for 2023.

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Arturo Garcia started out as a political writer for a local newspaper in Peru, before covering big-league sports for national broadsheets. Eventually he began writing about innovative tech and business trends, which let him travel all over North and South America. Currently he is exploring the world of Bitcoin and cannabis, two hot commodities which he believes are poised to change history.