Oatly Group AB (publ) OTLY

$OTLY. Nobody see here the possibilities? For a long time I have been asking to start producing coffee creamers cups. A mote healthy option on this sector. This template will be profitable immediately. Use very little portion of oatmilk base in small portioning cups. This is the saver fir OATLY. Shit! This is the right move !

$OATLY. In order to be + Ebitda, first they need to reduce costs. First, by reducing waste and unnecessary material inventories. Also They should consider change packages size for service sales (32 oz is a killer for Starbucks).
0 Waste. Demand from co-packers to come with ideas in reducing product waste during transitions. Re-negotiation, if necessary, of contractual agreements.
Distribution. Use app to sale online. Huge savings. Elimination of all big whales in between will save customer money.
Also, consider using product for other brands. They may consider sale the oatbase yo whoever has the schools market.
Otherwise, + Ebitda will not happen

Fake news!

One dairy farm worker said he was fired and thrown out of the house where he lived after he told his boss his hands were frostbitten from working outside in below-zero weather. Another said it took his supervisors nearly an hour to call an ambulance after he was crushed by a metal gate and left lying on a manure-covered barn floor. A third worker said her boss blamed her and refused to pay her medical bills after she was trampled and thrown over a fence by a bull. And yet another said his supervisor told him not to go to the emergency room after he tore open his finger when he fell trying to catch a runaway calf. He was told to call the veterinarian instead.

These are some of the stories immigrant workers will tell you about getting hurt on Wisconsin dairy farms — and what happened afterward.

Others will say everything is fine — “Just the usual” — until you ask the question five or six ways: Have you been kicked? Has a cow stepped on you? Have you fallen? Did you see blood? Do you have chronic pain in your back, arms or hands? Then, almost inevitably, the answer is yes.

Wisconsin’s celebrated dairy industry would almost certainly collapse without the immigrants who do the dirty, dangerous work that farmers across the state say U.S. citizens won’t. But when these workers get hurt — and they get hurt with such frequency that it’s considered a routine part of the job — the laws are stacked against them.

Many, if not most, of the state’s 5,700 or so dairy farms aren’t required to have workers’ compensation insurance because they have too few employees, while at larger farms the supervisors often brush off workers’ injuries. Employers can fire and evict injured workers almost without consequence. And the threat of being deported factors into any decision workers make to assert the limited rights they do have.

$OTLY. Plus de dairy industry will suffer the lacks of employees after the mass deportation. Lets go have a great inventory because demand for Oatly will be parabolic

A New Report Alleges Hindenburg Colluded With Hedge Funds
A new report alleges Hindenburg colluded with hedge funds and targeted companies in a manner that could lead to securities fraud.

January 22, 2025 3 min read
A new report alleges Hindenburg colluded with hedge funds and targeted companies in a manner that could lead to securities fraud.

Nate Anderson, known for his role as a short-seller and founder of the research firm Hindenburg, is currently facing scrutiny over alleged connections with hedge funds in the preparation of reports targeting specific companies.

This situation has come to light through documents filed in a defamation lawsuit in Ontario, raising significant concerns about the integrity of short-selling practices.

Allegations of Collusion: Hindenburg and Hedge Funds

According to a report from the Canadian portal Markets Frauds, court documents submitted to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice suggest that Anderson’s Hindenburg Research may have collaborated with Moez Kassam, the head of Canada’s Anson hedge fund.

The documents indicate that Anson has shared research with a variety of sources, including Anderson, during the preparation of bearish reports aimed at driving down stock prices.

Such collaboration raises critical questions about the ethical boundaries of short-selling.

The allegations imply that Hindenburg may have engaged in activities that could be construed as securities fraud, particularly if they failed to disclose their connections when releasing their reports.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may consider these actions a violation of regulatory standards.

Understanding Short Selling: Mechanisms and Motives

To understand the implications of these allegations, it’s essential to grasp the mechanics of short selling.

Typically, short sellers borrow shares of a security and sell them on the open market, hoping to buy them back later at a lower price.

This strategy relies heavily on negative information about a company—often disseminated through reports that can influence public perception and stock price.

The involvement of hedge funds adds another layer of complexity to this scenario.

Hedge funds can simultaneously place their own bearish bets on stocks, amplifying the downward pressure on a company’s price.

This concerted effort between short sellers and hedge funds can create a feedback loop, where the negative sentiment generated by the reports leads to actual declines in stock prices, thereby validating the short sellers’ positions.

Implications of Price Manipulation

The potential for price manipulation through coordinated efforts between short sellers and hedge funds poses severe risks to market integrity.

If firms like Hindenburg are found to be colluding with hedge funds to manipulate stock prices, it could lead to stricter regulations governing short-selling practices.

The new SEC may crack down on market manipulation, and these allegations could prompt further investigations into the relationships between research firms and hedge funds.

Critics argue that such practices not only undermine investor confidence but also distort the true value of companies.

When negative reports are released without full disclosure of the motivations behind them, retail investors may be misled, resulting in significant financial losses.

The Fallout: Industry Reactions and Future Considerations

While Anderson and Kassam have not publicly commented on the allegations, the fallout from this situation could be substantial.

The scrutiny surrounding Hindenburg’s practices may lead to increased calls for transparency in the short-selling process, particularly regarding the relationships between research firms and hedge funds.

As the financial landscape continues to evolve, the regulatory environment may tighten around short-selling practices to prevent potential abuses.

Investors and stakeholders are keeping a close eye on the developments of this case, which may set important precedents for how short-selling is conducted in the future.

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$OTLY. In US the issue is focusing to spend money in trying to change customer behaviors. People here likes milk. Plan was not correctly setup. Oatmilk is a small market already topped with bad taste other Oatmilk from other suppliers who has other products to offer. Plus other ingredients added in the product affected the general acceptance. Oatmilk of this quality needed a long term plan. Not IPO for at least 4 years until market is established. Also, how customer will change behaviors if they do not sell it at school. Same situation with UHT milk . You should work supplying schools.

$OTLY. With all these revenues?? Are you serious that these frenchies cannot figure out to get profit after selling that many assets. Product is great, leadership sucks! Hire a sophomore student from Harvard business and he ( she) will solve the distribution and cost issue in less than a year. Amazing how stupid people made this company fall to this levels. Tony did a better job. Fire them for god sake!

$OTLY. French Leaders working on buyout. They are willing to get rid of the company instead of resign and giving up to their shares at these prices ñ. Chobani the best option. Yaya foods wants to pay a misery like they did with the Ogden plant. Watch up !

$OTLY. Halted?