Tag: best-canadian-cannabis-companies
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Isracann (IPOT.C) stock moves after Israel eye-balls legal rec weed
Five days ago, the embattled Israeli government announced “a road map to legalize cannabis within one year” creating a regulated market for adult-use marijuana.
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Isracann’s (IPOT.C) export strategy just got a green light
October 14, 2020 Isracann announced that “the government of Israel has officially enacted the legislation for the export of medical cannabis, clearing the way for sales abroad that the government expects could generate more than 1 billion shekels ($273 million) in annual revenue.”
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Isracann (IPOT.C) and Tinley (TNY.C) update shareholders on production profile
Isracann and Tinley update shareholders
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Cannabis fight heats up in Arizona – who’s gonna benefit?
HARV’s Arizona revenues would likely get turbo-charged when/if the state flips to legal recreational cannabis.
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Tinley Beverage (TNY.C) bottling facility now licensed for cannabis
The global cannabis beverages market size is expected to reach USD $2.8 billion by 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 17.8% according to a report by Grand View Research.
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Plus Products (PLUS.C) just parachuted right into my world
Heimark has a track record of rigorous market research prior to launching products. This research-based approach has reaped dividends in market penetration and revenue growth.
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Vext Science (VEXT.C) gets lift off in Kentucky
“Our Kentucky partnership with Emerald Pointe provides VEXT with access to high quality hemp biomass,” confirms Vext CEO Eric Offenberger
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Plus Products (PLUS.C): good deeds, good products, good numbers
“This will be the third year we have had the opportunity to partner with a local organization during pride month,” stated Mr. Heimark. “Last year we sold over 60,000 units and are looking forward to giving that record a run for its money this year.”
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The Good, the Bad & the Ugly; Trulieve Cannabis (TRUL.C), KushCo Holdings (KSHB.OTC) and Hexo (HEXO.NYSE) release financials
“Borrowing money and expanding hard in competition with MedMen (MMEN.C) is a two-edged sword,” explained Equity Guru’s Chris Parry, “In a strong market, you’re building far more value than you’re borrowing but, in a down market, you’re under extra pressure to keep things together when debts come due.”
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Nextleaf (OILS.C) cuts a deal with an Ontario cannabis grower
OIL’s CEO, Paul Pedersen, believes the key to a strong sustainable cannabis extraction business is innovative technology protected by international patents.