Replies to post #30354 on Abattis Bioceuticals Corp. (ATTBF)

[Lvannoy88]

That's how I interpreted it as well....let a hope they get some sales

[guay]

And the running sales demos are imperative. Because the previously valid expert view is that:

"... CO2 the cleanest method of extraction is a pure cannabis oil extract ..."

Source: Page 27 from the report The Value Case For Investing In The Cannabis Sector – July 26, 2017 – by VIII EIGHT CAPITAL
docs.wixstatic.com/ugd/51c183_34348813c00846869dd1012695a33cf1.pdf

So if Abattis through the demos proves that:

"... Raybot’s proprietary extraction technology is capable of extracting CBD from hemp at a greater than 99% purity level. While the current methods use multi-staged CO2 extraction, the Raybot technology is significantly more cost-effective and can be customized to any factory production scale. For example, a processing center with a 5,000 kilograms per day processing rate could produce CBD at just $0.20 per gram using the technology ..."

"... Raybot’s proprietary extraction method is currently one of the only toll processing technologies that can extract high purity CBD on an industrial scale. Furthermore, it could lead to the full separation of individual compounds and derivatives at significantly lower costs than today’s widely used methods ...”

Source: https://www.northernvinelabs.com/single-post/2017/04/26/NORTHERN-VINE-LAB-OPENING--UPDATE-FROM-ABATTIS

What impact will probably have the following statement to the PPS then?:

"... Pursuant to the terms of the Agreement, Abattis has obtained exclusive rights to sell the machines, receive royalties and service licensed producers by offering toll processing and extraction. The distribution is exclusively licensed to Abattis in the territories of North America and Europe ..."

Source: https://www.northernvinelabs.com/single-post/2017/04/26/NORTHERN-VINE-LAB-OPENING--UPDATE-FROM-ABATTIS

“... This technology has the potential to revolutionize the extraction process for THC, CBD, CBG and other cannabis derivatives globally ..."
Robert Abenante, President and CEO of Abattis