The company’s latest consolidation reduces its active U.S. brewing footprint to six facilities. Tilray maintains that these efficiency gains are already accounted for in its fiscal 2027 guidance, which projects adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization to land between $68 million and $75 million. Management expects the bulk of the fiscal impact from this latest round of closures to materialize by the end of the 2028 fiscal year.

Simultaneous to these cuts, the company is pivoting toward a leaner distribution model through a new partnership with Carlsberg. By leveraging its remaining infrastructure, Tilray will produce and market select Carlsberg brands across the United States. This strategy shifts the firm’s reliance away from maintaining a bloated network of owned breweries, favoring instead a model centered on national distribution and commercialization of third-party beverage portfolios.