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The CannaBusiness Group, Inc.
Corporate Contact
The CannaBusiness Group, Inc.
Irvine, Ca. 92618
http://www.thecannabusinessgroup.com/
Phone: (949) 936-2596
Fax: (888) 391-9353
Information: info@cannabusinessgroup.com
Investors: investors@thecannabusinessgroup.com
Acquisitions: acquisitions@thecannabusinessgroup.com
Welcome to The CannaBusiness Group, Inc.
The CannaBusiness Group, Inc. is a strategic real estate acquisition, leasing, and management firm whose primary focus is on zoning issues. We acquire commercial property or land, and lease out the facilities for Agricultural, Industrial, Commercial and Retail, whether small or large scale clients.
Property Management
The CannaBusiness Group, Inc. manages a portfolio of properties that it acquires and leases. We provide oversight on each and every property we manage. This can include complete architectural design and subsequent build-outs, general support, landscaping, general up-keep, and state of the art security systems.
Acquisitions
The CannaBusiness Group, Inc. developed an acquisition plan to acquire companies that sell products and services to include Security Services, E-Commerce Store Fronts for both Grow and Dispensary operations; Technology Solutions; Software Solutions; and miscellaneous solutions.
Products and Services
Real Estate, Grow Operation and Dispensary Operation Products and Services
SUBSIDIARIES
The NorCal Connection, LLC
National Security Solutions, Inc.
17.3 Acres of land located in Butte County, Ca.
Marijuana Operations: Industry Outlook
In recent years States have increasingly moved to legalize marijuana for medical purposes, as well as to implement regulations for organizations that produce and distribute cannabis. The growing acceptance of medical marijuana is providing operators and investors with unprecedented opportunities. Furthermore, the federal government has signaled its tacit acceptance of these state actions.
Full state legalization, in the form of both Medical Use and Adult Use state laws, has been an elusive goal of marijuana proponents for many years. Now, the landmark implementation of Adult Use regulations, whereby all adults 21 and older can legally purchase cannabis from licensed retailers in the states of Washington and Colorado, will become a reality in 2014 and will change the industry forever. Seven new states are likely to seek Adult Use regulations by 2017.
Contrary to federal indications of medical cannabis enforcement disengagement early in the Obama Administration, there have been sporadic, and occasionally severe, IRS and DEA crackdowns on some dispensary and cultivation operations. The most recent US Department of Justice memo on marijuana policy, however, signals deference to laws in states that enforce tight regulatory systems. Experts anticipate federal interference in state legal marijuana businesses to cease or decrease for the remainder of the Administration’s tenure.
Legal marijuana business practices are quickly professionalizing, adapting to new state regulations, and employing increasingly sophisticated business models and investor strategies to raise capital, increase scales, and access new markets.
Whole industry sectors are rising around businesses engaged in the legal marijuana supply chain. Ranging from security to insurance, advertising to professional services, and ecommerce to horticulture products, the companies catering to the businesses that make and sell marijuana products are some of the most dynamic ventures in the industry.
The US national legal marijuana market value is now assessed at $1.44 billion, comprising all states that have active and open sales of cannabis to people legally allowed to possess it under state law.
The five-year national market potential is $10.2 billion, which is more than a 700 percent increase above the current national market value. Gains will come in the form of increased demand in existing state markets, as well as from new state markets coming online within a five-year horizon.
Adult Use in Washington and Colorado is projected to add $208 million and $359 million to their respective markets in 2014. In addition to forecasting how these markets will grow in coming years, this report examines implementation dynamics of new regulations and how Adult Use sales will impact the Medical Use market segment. ArcView Market Research predicts 14 states will adopt Adult Use regulations within five years.
Pew Research said both Republicans and Democrats are divided over legalization. Seventy-three percent of liberals favor legalization, and about half of conservative and moderate Democrats agree.
The marijuana market has expanded from an illegal consumer pastime to one with growing investment opportunities.
According to Pew Research, 52 percent of people say marijuana should be legalized, compared to 12 percent in 1969. Expenses are adding up on petitioning efforts on the state level. Almost $145,000 has been spent on lobbying in Colorado this fiscal year, for example, according to an analysis of data from the secretary of state done by a Colorado newspaper. And according to marijuana industry consensus, it’s estimated that it will cost $10 million in order for California to fully legalize marijuana.
Commercial medical marijuana sales are estimated at $1.5 billion per year but are rapidly growing, according to Medical Marijuana Business Daily. Looking forward, projected sales are $3 billion in 2014 and $6 billion in 2016.
National Trends:
Marijuana reform is sweeping the nation at the state level, and there is ongoing dialog at the Federal level. By the end of 2012, over 80% of the US had introduced some type of reduced penalties for cannabis.
As of 2013, 20 States and the District of Columbia have legalized medical use of Marijuana, with 8 more states introducing legalizing bills on their ballots in 2014.
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342 E 900 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Phone: (801) 363-9065
Fax: (801) 363-9066
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