Tag: worst cannabis company
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MedMen (MMEN.C): The Kings of Cannabis are dead but the stink remains
“In a sector rife with terrible CEOs that have wasted company treasury and goodwill…none come close to Bierman in terms of self enrichment, entitlement, and outward facing douchery,” wrote Chris Parry on January 31, 2020.
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Do not adjust your TV sets – Heritage Cannabis (CANN.C) is a real business
New licenses, deals, products – that’s all good – but it’s not the nitty gritty stuff investors are looking for now. By “nitty-gritty” we mean – numbers. Four weeks ago, Heritage released its Q1, 2020 financials.
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![MedMen (MMEN.C): cannabis catastrophe – 5 red flags everyone should have seen]()
MedMen (MMEN.C): cannabis catastrophe – 5 red flags everyone should have seen
MedMen (MMEN.C) owns 33 cannabis retail stores across 9 states. The stores have attractive exteriors, but the business inside is ugly. “MedMen reported another quarter of heavy losses [In Q1, 2020] as the California-based cannabis company scrambles to right-size and avoid bankruptcy,” reported an excellent Grizzle article, “with $11 million of quarterly interest expense against…
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![Los Angeles politician claims cannabis system is grossly unfair]()
Los Angeles politician claims cannabis system is grossly unfair
Los Angles City Councilman Herb Wesson roared into the news this week when he told the City of Los Angeles their cannabis licensing system was rigged against communities it was supposed to help. He has a point. Los Angeles has already approved 300 cannabis retailers and suppliers. The avalanche of first-round applicants buried city hall…
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![CannTrust (TRST.T) burns $77 million of illegal weed]()
CannTrust (TRST.T) burns $77 million of illegal weed
While Canadian investors digested their Thanksgiving turkey, CannTrust (TRST.T) announced that it has “destroyed approximately $12 million of biological assets and approximately $65 million worth of inventory that was not authorized by CannTrust’s licence,” bring the total value of the torched product to $77 million”. Although the Toronto Stock Exchange was closed for the Canadian…
