Hometown International, Inc. (HWIN)
| Market Cap | 3.64K |
| Revenue (ttm) | n/a |
| Net Income | -994.60K |
| EPS | -0.06 |
| Shares Out | 36.35M |
| PE Ratio | n/a |
| Forward PE | n/a |
| Dividend | n/a |
| Ex-Dividend Date | n/a |
| Volume | 100 |
| Open | 0.0001 |
| Previous Close | 0.0001 |
| Day's Range | 0.0001 - 0.0001 |
| 52-Week Range | 0.0001 - 0.0001 |
| Beta | 37.42 |
| Analysts | n/a |
| Price Target | n/a |
| Earnings Date | n/a |
About Hometown International
Hometown International, Inc. focuses on developing and marketing biodegradable resins. Hometown International, Inc. was founded in 2021 and is based in Los Angeles, California. [Read more]
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Ex-fugitive in fraud scheme tied to $100 million NJ deli willing to pay millions for bail
Peter Coker Jr. is charged with his father and another man over alleged stock fraud involving a small town New Jersey deli.
Fugitive New Jersey deli defendant Peter Coker Jr. arrested in Thailand
Hometown International, which only owned a small New Jersey deli, was once valued at $100 million on the stock market.
Judge pauses SEC case in alleged NJ deli stock fraud in favor of criminal probe
A federal judge ruled that the SEC will pause its fraud case involving a New Jersey deli to avoid overlap with the DOJ's ongoing litigation.
Federal prosecutors ask judge to postpone SEC case in alleged New Jersey deli stock fraud
Federal prosecutors want the SEC to postpone their civil case against the suspects behind the $100 million New Jersey deli.
Men charged in stock fraud case involving a small-town NJ deli are set to appear in federal court
Peter Coker Sr. and James Patten, charged in an alleged scheme involving a small-town deli, are scheduled to appear in New Jersey federal court.
Three men behind last year's $100 million publicly traded New Jersey deli charged in alleged stock fraud campaign
"The pastrami must be amazing," Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn quipped when he exposed the deli in a 2021 letter to investors.
$100m stock market scam centred on small New Jersey deli, prosecutors say
A father and son have been charged with fraud over an alleged $100m stock market scam that tried to massively inflate the value of a small deli in New Jersey.
DOJ, SEC charge three men with securities fraud for scheme involving New Jersey deli
The trio includes father-son duo Peter Coker Sr. and Jr. and their long-time friend James Patten. Patten and Coker Sr. have been arrested Monday, while Coker Jr. remains at large.
$100 million New Jersey deli owner Hometown International just announced a merger with a bioplastics firm
The New Jersey deli owned by Hometown International will not be operated by the merged company.
NJ deli valued at $100M is shell company in ‘reverse-merger' scheme: report
Hometown International — the New Jersey company valued at more than $100 million on the stock market despite running just a single deli — is in fact a shell company that's part of a complex, internati...
That $100 million New Jersey deli sold just $5,305 worth of food in first quarter of 2021
Hometown International made more money at its New Jersey deli, but not nearly as much as its $100 million market cap would suggest.
CEO of $100 million New Jersey deli has reportedly been fired
The CEO of a company that runs a single business, a New Jersey deli with a market cap of over $100 million, has been fired, per a financial filing, CNBC reports. The news that Hometown International f...
The Macao investors in that mysterious $100 million New Jersey deli sure are hard to find
Questions about $100 million New Jersey deli company Hometown International are growing, as investors in Macao were not found in offices where they get mail.
Shell company E-Waste rejects $106 million market cap days after mysterious NJ deli firm does the same
The owner of Hometown Deli in New Jersey last week disavowed its massive market cap. E-Waste now has done the same.
Mysterious New Jersey deli company disavows $100 million stock valuation in new SEC filing
Hometown International, which has had a $100 million stock market capitalization despite owning just one New Jersey deli disavowed that valuation in a new financial filing.
'A self-parody of a SPAC': The mysterious $100 million New Jersey deli is actually an investment vehicle backed by a firm in Hong Kong
The $100 million deli called out as an example of froth in the stock market by Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn earlier this month is more than just a deli. According to a Financial Times report, th...
Rutgers, Duke and Vanderbilt all have ties to the $100 million NJ deli company
Hometown International has a market capitalization of $100 million despite owning just a New Jersey deli. Vanderbilt, Duke and Rutgers have ties to the company.
A small New Jersey deli's stock is valued at over $100 million. The store was empty and closing early when we visited — but they do make a mean cheesesteak.
Against all logic, a small New Jersey deli is worth just over $100 million on the stock market. Your Hometown Deli, which is owned by "Hometown International," reported sales of about $36,000 in the l...
$100 million New Jersey deli company kills consulting deal with firm run by chairman's father
Hometown International owns a small New Jersey deli, but its market capitalization has topped $100 million for some odd reason.
“Whatever it is, it's not very good”: The strange, incredible case of the $100 million deli
Neighbors who refuse to talk. Shady investors in Macau.
If You Thought GameStop's Valuation Was Crazy, Check Out Hometown International
While some highly valued companies have a 10x to 50x market cap to revenue ratio, Hometown's is over 4,700x. This deli is going to have to sell a lot of sandwiches to grow into this valuation.
$100 million NJ deli company was delisted for 'irregularities' — related firm E-Waste is under scrutiny, too
NJ deli owner Hometown International had its stock delisted by an over-the-counter markets firm. The company's CEO is high school wrestling coach Paul Morina.
New Jersey deli valued at more than $100 million delisted from stock market
The modest purveyor of meats and cheeses had achieved a market capitalization of more than $100 million despite the fact that its sole shop only logged sales of $35,000 over the past two years.
The owner of the $100 million New Jersey deli flagged by David Einhorn as a symbol of market excess has been delisted for not complying with rules
The parent company of a New Jersey deli that was briefly worth as much as $100 million was delisted from the over-the-counter market on Wednesday. Hometown International received national attention ea...
$100 million New Jersey deli company Hometown International delisted from an over-the-counter market
Hometown International has a high market value given meager sales at the Your Hometown Deli in Paulsboro, N.J., its sole business.