F## up after F## up, and investors pay the price. It is time for...

F## up after F## up, and investors pay the price.

It is time for GRB to start behaving like a proper company - get some half decent management in who can formulate a proper strategy and execute it.

For starters - WA is going to be one of the weakest state economies for a long time.
Victoria and New South Wales: economies strengthening, strong awakening of all things craft including beer, with many boutique breweries hatching and penetrating the market (4 pines, mountain goat, pact). If you are a craft beer-maker - you would naturally be there - they are booming, hipster craft beer-loving places. NOT WA - that time was during the resources boom. GRB simply must re-adjust the strategy to put their beers where the market is. A clever businessmen would have seen this YEARS ago.

Furthermore, how you can botch contract brewing when every man and is dog is trying to get into brewing and would be keen to get beer brewed, is well beyond me. Are GRB pricing themselves out of the market?

We're here and suffering huge losses, writing stuff like this to help.