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Strip clubs. Not even kidding. Check out RCI Hospitality. Small cap that's encountered major success with good strip club M&A strategy. You don't have to compete with traditional private equity asset classes in the space because of ESG so there are a ton of really good deals out there. It's like an industry not ravaged (made-efficient) by institutional investors yet. The market is never gonna die unless men stop wanting sex. Regulations prevent new strip clubs from opening, giving current open ones a moat in their respective regions. Society becoming more liberal, sex workers more accepted and more mainstream, so likely existing clubs won't face regulatory concerns. Unit economics are great because strippers pay you beforehand to let them dance in your club for the night. You make like 80% of your revenue from Alcohol + strippers paying you their "rent" so its low-capital-intensity. There are cross-sell opportunities with digitalization in the space as well.
Very ESG friendly. But I like your thinking.
I mean, you can argue that strip clubs reduce sex crimes in areas by a significant amount. Sounds like ESG to me!
https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/07/06/sex-crimes-adult-ente…
Strip clubs also harbour and facilitate illicit activities.
I’m not sure if this is a sign, or what, but their closing stock price on Friday was $69.00
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