6 October 2024

Howe Street Reporter Title

Tag: cannabis branding

  • 1933 Industries (TGIF.C) 2019 sales were 20% of its current market cap

    1933 Industries (TGIF.C) 2019 sales were 20% of its current market cap

    Cannabis investors exhibit the same psychological characteristics as Dutch teenagers, a “volatile mix of anxiety, irritability, exuberance and despair.” With teenagers, the irrational mood swings are due to “stress points around the uneasy transition toward adulthood.” Cannabis investors don’t have this excuse.

  • SLANG Worldwide (SLNG.C) enters a new US market

    SLANG Worldwide (SLNG.C) enters a new US market

    This deal gives Standard Wellness an exclusive license to produce and distribute the SLANG product suite in Ohio. SLANG will derive revenue for each branded product sold in the state, with sales expected to begin in 2020.

  • Slang Worldwide (SLNG.C) releases Q3, 2019 financials

    Slang Worldwide (SLNG.C) releases Q3, 2019 financials

    On November 26, 2019 Slang Worldwide (SLNG.C) announced that it has filed its financial results for the three and nine months ended Sept. 30, 2019. Slang also released details of a $15 million raise through a non-brokered private placement. SLANG is a cannabis consumer packaged goods company, focused on acquiring, developing and creating regional and…

  • Pasha Brands (CRFT.C) buys Medcann, a Health Canada approved processor & cultivator.

    Pasha Brands (CRFT.C) buys Medcann, a Health Canada approved processor & cultivator.

    Pasha Brands (CRFT.C) has only been public for 4 days. On April 30, 2019 – when it was still a private company – it signed a Letter of Intent (L.O.I) to acquire Medcann – a fully licensed, Health Canada approved facility “to process, cultivate and sell medical cannabis under the Cannabis Act regulations.” L.O.Is –…

  • Westleaf (WL.V) cannabis concept is music to the ears

    Westleaf (WL.V) cannabis concept is music to the ears

    In his influential 1949 book: The Organization of Behavior, Canadian psychologist Donald Hebb theorized that “one thought is more likely to trigger another thought” if those two thoughts are linked together multiple times in the past. This concept has been employed to good effect in the world of branding. When a Bronx, NY ice-cream manufacturer…