1/4 of companies that IPO'd in 2020-2021 trades below $2, risking delisting

Re:1/4 of companies that IPO'd in 2020-2021 trades below $2,... by Semaphor on Monday December 19, 2022 @08:55AM (#34052023)

It’s not even just that, imo. Our supermarket (in Germany) has a ton of plant-based not-milks. Those seem to sell pretty well. It’s just that oatly does not seem special in any way besides having hipster-friendly marketing. I see no reason to get their milk over any of the competitors.

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Re:1/4 of companies that IPO'd in 2020-2021 trades below $2,... by Klonoar on Monday December 19, 2022 @09:09AM (#34052177)

Oatly has a full fat variant that is 10x better for baking usage than any other plant milk I’ve tried.

(This in no way justifies that valuation but I wanted to randomly chime in here.)

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Re:1/4 of companies that IPO'd in 2020-2021 trades below $2,... by mistrial9 on Monday December 19, 2022 @09:19AM (#34052306)

oat milk is the only non-milk that tastes good in coffee, to me

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Re:1/4 of companies that IPO'd in 2020-2021 trades below $2,... by forgetfulness on Monday December 19, 2022 @10:12AM (#34052960)

I recently cut back on seed oils, and the taste of sunflower oil in oat milk is now very noticeable.

I don't mind it because of thinking that having a bit of it in every other cup of coffee is poison, it's more that the aftertaste is less enjoyable than straight espresso or an americano now that I notice it.

Time to give soy lattes a try, lactose intolerance is a literal PITA.

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Re:1/4 of companies that IPO'd in 2020-2021 trades below $2,... by Semaphor on Monday December 19, 2022 @10:31AM (#34053209)

I’m not diluting my tasty coffee ;)

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Re:1/4 of companies that IPO'd in 2020-2021 trades below $2,... by omgwtf1000 on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @09:22AM (#34066270)

Hear! Hear!

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