This is demonstrably false. Anheuser-Busch’s share price was at a 12 month high when the Dylan Mulvaney controversy happened, and it’s still down ~15% since then, basically starting the drop the day they did the partnership.
You can see this for yourself on the stock market. Look at their share price since mid April - it was $66, it’s now $58. That means that they have lost a lot of money on it. Where are you getting that is now higher than what was lost?
Then you don’t really understand finance and how the Dylan mulvaney stunt cost them billions of dollars. The share price is the value of the company. The value of the company dropped ~15% directly off the back of it.
This is demonstrably false. Anheuser-Busch’s share price was at a 12 month high when the Dylan Mulvaney controversy happened, and it’s still down ~15% since then, basically starting the drop the day they did the partnership.
You can see this for yourself on the stock market. Look at their share price since mid April - it was $66, it’s now $58. That means that they have lost a lot of money on it. Where are you getting that is now higher than what was lost?
I didn’t say anything about stock prices
Then you don’t really understand finance and how the Dylan mulvaney stunt cost them billions of dollars. The share price is the value of the company. The value of the company dropped ~15% directly off the back of it.