Random news of the day

[sheffield hatter]

Take your pick.

How about floating on the stock market with a possible £2bn valuation, of which the chief punk owns more than 20%, as mentioned in the final two paragrapphs of the Guardian piece.

Watt’s departure as BrewDog chief executive comes as the company aims to make itself as attractive as possible to investors, before a mooted stock market float that some analysts have said could value the company at £2bn.

That could seal a bumper payday for Watt, who owns 21% of the company, proving that BrewDog’s brand of punk is particularly profitable.


So very punk.

[Tris39]

a) Takeover incoming

b) a new bunch of allegation in the pipeline

c) both

Take your pick.

How about floating on the stock market with a possible £2bn valuation, of which the chief punk owns more than 20%, as mentioned in the final two paragrapphs of the Guardian piece.

Watt’s departure as BrewDog chief executive comes as the company aims to make itself as attractive as possible to investors, before a mooted stock market float that some analysts have said could value the company at £2bn.

That could seal a bumper payday for Watt, who owns 21% of the company, proving that BrewDog’s brand of punk is particularly profitable.


So very punk.

This would seem to mirror the situation with the Camden Brewery, except that the founder 'only' trousered about £65m.

Mr Watt is one punk who certainly feels lucky...

[Mobyduck]

So very punk.

He's not the massiah he's a very clever boy.

[Tris39]

He's not the massiah he's a very clever boy.

So is Jasper Cuppaidge; note especially paragraph 6. Budweiser China is ok but not Inbev; Watt is a fitting anagram.