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Boston Beer Company Summary

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The Boston Beer Company revenue has increased steadily and show great investment opportunities. There was a slight decrease from year 2013 to 2014 for the gross profit margin; this would be concerning if the company did not have a high gross profit margin, showing that they are making just over $.50 profit for every $1.00 in revenue. Anheuser-Busch is currently trying to purchase MillerCoors, which would definitely hurt Boston Beer. Nonetheless, the company still shows that they are competitive in the beer market. The organization inventory turnover ratio show that the company is selling their products in a short matter of time, showing an increasingly positive cash flow, depicting the picture of growth and opportunities. The inventory

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