Chill Brands Share Discussion Threads

[idriveajag] 03/2/2022 11:13

Infact there is more than enough in place for Chill to trade profitably as logistical issues ease.

[idriveajag] 03/2/2022 09:59

So it's really more about the timing of normalised supply chains as we emerge from COVID in 2022. Everything else is in place.

[tell sid] 03/2/2022 09:53

2500 stores selling 5 items per day, 5 days per week, at $10 each with 50% to Chill would give them $62,500 per day and $15m per year. In addition they are still expanding into more physical stores, albeit at a slower pace than originally planned, due to boosting the online side.

Online the sky is the limit. Chill's own website is now appearing on Google's first page in chill search results.

[idriveajag] 03/2/2022 09:44

I would be interested to know people's estimates for theoretically achievable revenues to Chill from selling through the already engaged 2500 physical stores once they move to a more normalised logistical environment. What could the revenues become from the online side using their own and other websites?

[kemche] 02/2/2022 21:04

God but I love him to bits:

echoridge - 25 Jan 2022 - 15:49:37 - 2873 of 3222 Chill CBD Products - CHLL
Putting CHLL's share price weakness in a bit of perspective, our smoking cessation pair trade continues to perform very well and has now returned 30% since recommending it at the end of November 2021, with TAAT doing most of the heavy lifting, down 50% in less than 2 months, -30% ytd. Despite this, TAAT is still capped at almost 5x CHLL and with the latter still in a far stronger position from both a product offering and balance sheet POV, the trade remains extremely attractive, though some are covering their TAAT short, as it has really has fallen too far too fast, and running the CHLL long into the interims.

[dudishes] 02/2/2022 21:04

Sorry kemche cannot reply, you are blocked.

[kemche] 02/2/2022 20:52

3put, the scary thing is that even at 8p this thing still has £17m of air in it.

[dudishes] 02/2/2022 20:39

£1 to 8p, another dotcom boom, sorry bust?

[dudishes] 02/2/2022 20:37

Glg4lo beat me to it, busted flush.

[daphe2] 02/2/2022 19:07

Sensible post HG, about sums it up !

[3put] 02/2/2022 17:26

I doff my hat Kenche, you have stuck with this on one of the most incredible pumps I have seen in a very long time

[highly geared] 02/2/2022 17:19

If Chill can get to £5 Million annual sales in 2022 and break even at EBIT then a £10-20 million valuation might just be justified. They need to demonstrate they have a sustainable and in demand product that on line and retail require , in sufficient volume to significantly grow turnover and profit. They have yet to demonstrate any of this. The floor is theirs to take this forward and at some point, justify the hype of last year.

BTW, last years peak valuation implied £50 million of sales for 2023 and £5-8 million EBIT ….

[kemche] 02/2/2022 16:49

Bring back HNR all is forgiven.

[kemche] 02/2/2022 16:48

And blue at the close.

GLA STH'ers!

New highs tomorrow!

[kemche] 02/2/2022 16:16

Blue into the close.

GLA STH'ers!

[kemche] 02/2/2022 16:09

Or Voice.com!

[kemche] 02/2/2022 16:09

And look at Tesla or even Amazon!

[tell sid] 02/2/2022 16:03

Who's sales revenues are growing faster, Chills or ITM's?

[g1g4lo] 02/2/2022 16:03

Nightmare to terrible - not good enough to be dreadful :)

[tell sid] 02/2/2022 16:02

And to put it into perspective, ITM power half year revenue £4.2m, loss £15m, current liabilities £33m, but MCap £1.7 billion.

[terminator101] 02/2/2022 15:56

If those results were better than people think that upgrades them to terrible from dreadful :-)

[tell sid] 02/2/2022 15:55

Chill's sales are growing, the markets are big, they are winning awards, and attracting top quality appointments, so eventually it will come good.

[kemche] 02/2/2022 15:33

Agreed Sid. Good research.