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Cannabis Edibles Are Quickly Outpacing Vapes As A Top Consumer Product For 2021
EDITORIAL Feb 19, 2021 • 7:18 AM EST
2 MIN READ • BY MICHAEL BERGER
CANNABIS STOCKS TOP 10
02/18/2021
My criteria;
#1. I like to see at least 100M in annual sales.
#2. I like to see an outstanding share number of less than 300M.
#3. The stock must have momentum. Especially right now.
#4. The company should be on the way to EBITDA break-even, if not there yet.
#5. Maybe a turnaround story, or legit, right out of the box.
#6. Typically will be focused on the U.S., not Canada.
#7. For now, will be marijuana only. No hemp.
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Indiva Announces Extension to License Agreement With Award-Winning Wana Brands Inc.
I'm vacillating on what to do myself, but because I just don't think the PPS will hold.
That is a bit of my hesitance. And I would just rather put funds elsewhere.
INDIVA's investor Sundial Growers Sinks on Plan to Issue $1 Billion in Securities
I'm torn between not wanted to see it drop and wanting to add.
Yesterday's investment was done at 44¢.
we'll have to wait to see what happens.
Yeah, I will get back in around .30 US or less.
If Indiva retraces all the way back to the 20's I am buying a lot more. Meanwhile I am just going for the wild ride.
Never had a great feel for them, which doesn't mean anything to anyone but me. Being part of that whole reddit thing didn't help, and have just got the sense they were not strong financially. They don't pass my gut test is the bottom line.
Listen --->>> At the 7 minute mark the podcast focuses on INDIVA
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Sundial makes me nervous. Out for now with a nice enough profit.
Awesome day for this puppy and it's not driven by REDDIT
INDIVA / Price $0.5334 / Day's Change +0.1315 (+32.73%)
Volume(Heavy Day) Today's volume of 4,441,101 shares is on pace to be much greater than NDVAF's 10-day average volume of 254,404 shares.
February 16, 2021 2:50pm ET
NDVAF Cannabis - Price $0.57 / Day's Change 0.1682 (41.85%) Volume(Heavy Day) Today's volume of 619,005 shares is on pace to be much greater than NDVAF's 10-day average volume of 254,404 shares.
February 16, 2021 9:37am ET
Just remember Indiva is not selling in the USA.
I wish I was in Colorado.
And yes, I know NDVAF not in US...(yet?)
They are all over CO. And probably flying off the shelf with all the tourists.
I wish I could get my hands on their products.
Maybe by this summer I'll be vaccinated and be able to cross the border to take a "Cannabis-Tour" through Canada
Strawberry-lemonade 1:1 is my favorite.
Dumpster diving.
INDIVA REPORTS RECORD MARKET SHARE FOR JANUARY 2021
https://www.indiva.com/press-releases/releases-2021/indiva-reports-record-market-share-for-january-2021/
LONDON, Ontario – February 9, 2021: Indiva Limited (the “Company” or “Indiva”) (TSXV:NDVA) (OTCQX:NDVAF), the leading Canadian producer of cannabis edibles, is pleased to announce record market share for the month of January. Indiva’s edible products continue to lead, as demonstrated by strong sell through data from Hifyre, and from the OCS, for the month of January.
Estimated market share across the three largest markets of British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario expanded from 43% in December to 44% share of sales in January, as Indiva again increased its lead in the #1 market share position in the edibles category:
Ontario #1 with 43% market share. Note: OCS data put Indiva market share in the Edibles category at 41.5% for January.
Alberta #1 with 45% market share.
British Columbia #1 with 47% market share.
Manitoba #1 with 46% market share.
Yukon #1 with 55% market share.
Saskatchewan market share declined to 16% in the month of January due to a transition away from the current wholesale/distribution partner.
As of February, Indiva edible products became available in the North West Territories, bringing distribution across Canada to seven provinces and two territories.
Wana™ Sour Gummies led the Gummies category with 30% market share overall in edibles across the three largest provinces, a sequential monthly increase in market share of 2%.
Bhang® continued to lead the chocolate category, with Bhang® Milk Chocolate remaining the top selling chocolate edible SKU nationally.
Product ranking in January again showed the top three SKUs overall in the edible category continue to be Wana™ Sour Gummies (led by Strawberry-Lemonade 1:1).
In January, four of the top five, and seven of the top 10 ranking edible SKUs are from Indiva.
“We are very pleased that Indiva’s edible products continue to rank at the top of the category and gain market share, despite several new entrants and products becoming available,” said Niel Marotta, President and Chief Executive Officer of Indiva. “Indiva looks forward to continuing to bring new and innovative best-in-class edible products to of-age Canadian consumers, with additional new products expected to be unveiled and launched in market nationally in the month of March.”
COVID-19
Government and private entities are still assessing the present and future effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Indiva has continued to operate with enhanced health and safety protocols in place to protect its employees. The Company continues to assess the customer, supply chain, and staffing implications of COVID-19 and is committed to making continuous adjustments to minimize disruption and impact. Indiva will remain proactive in its response to the pandemic and compliant with any and all provincial and/or federal policy enacted to protect Canadians.
ABOUT INDIVA
Indiva sets the standard for quality and innovation in cannabis. As a Canadian licensed producer, Indiva creates premium pre-rolls, flower, capsules, and edible products and provides production and manufacturing services to peer entities. In Canada, Indiva produces and distributes the award-winning Bhang® Chocolate, Wana™ Sour Gummies, Ruby® Cannabis Sugar, Sapphire™ Cannabis Salt, Artisan Batch, and other Powered by INDIVA™ products through license agreements and partnerships. Click here to connect with Indiva on LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, and here to find more information on the Company and its products.
CONTACTS
INVESTOR CONTACT
Anthony Simone
Phone: 416-881-5154
Email: ir@indiva.com
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Certain statements contained in this press release constitute forward-looking information. These statements relate to future events or future performance. The use of any of the words “could”, “intend”, “expect”, “believe”, “will”, “projected”, “estimated” and similar expressions and statements relating to matters that are not historical facts are intended to identify forward-looking information and are based on the parties’ current belief or assumptions as to the outcome and timing of such future events. Actual future results may differ materially. In particular, this release contains forward-looking information relating to the Company’s future operations, future product offerings and compliance with applicable regulations. Various assumptions or factors are typically applied in drawing conclusions or making the forecasts or projections set out in forward-looking information. Those assumptions and factors are based on information currently available to the parties. The material factors and assumptions include the parties being able to maintain the necessary regulatory and other third parties’ approvals and licensing and other risks associated with regulated entities in the cannabis industry. The forward-looking information contained in this release is made as of the date hereof and the parties are not obligated to update or revise any forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable securities laws. Because of the risks, uncertainties and assumptions contained herein, investors should not place undue reliance on forward looking information. The foregoing statements expressly qualify any forward-looking information contained herein.
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Rising tide maybe? Everything so crazy, but this thing will be around for the long haul in one way or another with Wana products.
Indvia caught someone's eye ---> Price $0.3498 / Day's Change +0.0218 + (6.65%)
Nice volume today. It's already more than tripled the 10-day ave volume.
Volume(Heavy Day)
Today's volume of 454,801 shares is on pace to be much greater than NDVAF's 10-day average volume of 132,807 shares.
February 08, 2021 2:10pm ET
It took 30 min to top the 10-day avg vol --->>> Volume(Heavy Day)
Today's volume of 171,450 shares is on pace to be much greater than NDVAF's 10-day average volume of 132,807 shares.
February 08, 2021 10:08am ET
Price
$0.3532
Day's Change
0.0252 (7.68%)
Insane --->>> Volume(Heavy Day) Today's volume of 65,731 shares is on pace to be much greater than NDVAF's 10-day average volume of 132,807 shares.
February 08, 2021 9:40am ET
Price
$0.3382
Day's Change
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Crazy volume. Let's see if it continues. - FUNMAN
Watch/Listen: Bruce Campbell discusses Indiva
This article hits on a lot of key points. The right dose can give you a manageable feeling, and not the often overwhelming feeling of inhaled products. There has been just such an increase in potentcy that is just too much for newer or occasional users. I am excited to see how specialized things get down the road.
This story is the same for INDIVA --->>> Edibles Outperform Cannabis Industry Growth in 2020 on Covid-Spurred Sales Surge
During the early days of the pandemic, consumers were more discrete when using cannabis.
January 25, 2021
6 min read
This story originally appeared on MJBizDaily
Sales of edibles skyrocketed across the nation in 2020 as consumers shied away from inhalable forms of cannabis during the COVID-19 pandemic in favor of more discreet consumption methods.
The surge is prompting edibles manufacturers to invest in research and development and new product lines for 2021.
End-of-year data from Seattle-based cannabis analytics firm Headset shows that for all of 2020, sales of adult-use and medical edibles grew by 60 percent across seven state markets – to $1.23 billion in 2020 from $767 million in 2019. That performance meant edibles outperformed the total cannabis market, which grew a hefty 54 percent last year. The seven states were California, Colorado, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
According to Headset data analyst Cooper Ashley, edibles increased their market share from 10.65 percent in 2019 to 11.07 percent in 2020. The increase is leading cannabis companies to pour efforts into developing new product types, including faster-acting and strain-specific edibles.
“We’re seeing the edibles space get a little more sophisticated, and we expect that to continue,” Ashley said.
Cannabis edibles makers cited a number of factors behind the greater market shares, including:
Both new and mature consumers are trying edibles for the first time.
Consumers are shying away from inhalable products and looking for more discrete options amid the coronavirus pandemic.
“We are seeing continued movement toward edibles and noninhalable forms of consumption,” said Joe Bayern, CEO of multistate marijuana operator Curaleaf, based in Massachusetts.
New buyers
Bayern – who took over as CEO this month – sees an “overwhelmingly large opportunity” in bringing new consumers to cannabis for the first time. He noted an alternative form of consumption such as edibles was a good way to attract newbies.
“Cannabis is not new to consumers,” he said. “If they want to be smoking cannabis, they probably would be.”
The ability to precisely formulate edibles to achieve an intended effect such as relaxation is another positive for the segment, according to Bayern. In addition, Curaleaf is pushing ahead with the development of fast-acting edibles, a trend that’s been around in the industry for a while now but is only now gaining in popularity. The company also is pursuing different dosage levels. Curaleaf’s products can range from 2.5 milligrams up to 30 milligrams of THC for a single serving.
“We’re not just focusing on edibles,” Bayern said. “We’re focusing on the science behind the plant.”
In fact, Curaleaf is expanding its research and development facilities, including a new 10,000-square-foot building in Massachusetts. Curaleaf also is recruiting employees with backgrounds in food science, chemistry and biology with “expertise from all aspects of the world of science much like other consumer products companies do,” Bayern said.
Experienced users
Mature consumers moving away from inhalable products to edibles is another reason for the market growth, said Guy Rocourt, chief product officer at Papa & Barkley in Eureka, California. Cannabis consumers who are familiar with the effects of THC from smoking flower or taking tinctures are eventually progressing to edibles, he said.
“People have had their first conversation, and now they can go and take a 5-milligram gummy,” Rocourt said.
Data from Headset backs that up. In Michigan last year, edibles sales for both recreational and medical products grew in market share from 14.4 percent to 16.5 percent – or a 14 percent increase.
To set itself apart from rivals, Papa & Barkley is working on edibles that highlight the taste of cannabis, rather than mask it. Certain strains of marijuana, for example, pair well with flavors such as milk chocolate.
“We’re trying to create cannabis edibles that highlight cannabis,” Rocourt said.
The company is also investigating how certain components of edibles – such as the sugar in a gummy – will speed up or slow down the effect on a consumer. Rocourt cited the pandemic as another reason for the increase in edibles sales. Products such as flower are often shared in cannabis culture, but less so during the pandemic. Edibles can be shared more safely. He predicts that trend will continue – even after the pandemic.
“Post-COVID we’re all going to be a little more germophobic,” Rocourt added.
Looking ahead
At Las Vegas-based edibles brand Hervé, co-founder Sebastien Centner also is targeting new cannabis consumers. Centner sees legacy cannabis users as the market for inhalables – not edibles.
“New users who are already very familiar with high-end products in other categories like food are looking for the same thing in edibles,” he added.
According to Centner, cannabis consumers are discerning about what they are ingesting, and as the quality of edibles products continues to improve, more people will be willing to try them. In response, edibles makers are producing low-sugar, all natural, nonartificial products to appeal to health-conscious consumers. When the pandemic eventually lifts, Centner sees more consumers building cannabis edibles into their lifestyles when they resume their social lives and travel.
“Everyone’s going to get out and celebrate, and cannabis is going to be a big part of that,” he added.
Similar to Curaleaf, Hervé also sees early onset and microdosing as the future of the product.
“There’s nothing worse than having a product and waiting an hour or hour and a half for it to work,” Centner said.
Small increments of THC that act quickly will help combat the problem of new, impatient users who overdo it by taking one edible and then another to feel the effect.
“If you know you’re going to have an effect, you’re not going to be wondering, ‘Should I do another one? Is it going to kick in?'” Centner said. The company expects to expand into at least four new markets this year, including California, Colorado, Oregon and Canada.
“It’s just about finding the right markets and launching at the right time,” Centner said. “We really believe 2021 is going to be the year of the edible.”
Both bite the big one. No offense.
High Tide HITIF cost basis $0.17 The most beautiful chart I have seen in a good while.
Watching for new ticker to be created SPAC Choice Consolidation Corp. Will come out at $10.00 Buy at $10.00
Bought in heavy with GRAMF and I will not be shaken. Need to change name to Monogram or Caliva. Buy at $10.50
Bought back into Harvest Health.
Cresco (profitable) no brainer.
Columbia Care (Arizona).
HEXO. I think they are finally on their way.
CBD is dead until the FDA gets it act together.
CA edible market appears to be disjointed and not very enticing of a market. However, I have to believe they will get it figured out somewhat and am very bullish on edibles and consumers going forward. When pricing and packaging get in line, demand will increase imo.
Hey 'splinter68'; GL with your new position.
Very interesting potential INDIVA valuation given that Valens just announced an edibles company acquisition for a lot of money.
This LYF Food Technologies Inc. profile is part of a paid investor education campaign.*
[color=blue]Valens paid
According to the company, LYF will require just three million in gross sales before breaking even in 2020.
Valens believes this will be an accretive acquisition in 2021.
They have very large production facilities.
But they don't have the WANA Gummies and Bhang Chocolates which last month accounted for approximately 40% of the Canadian edibles market.
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I wonder what INDIVA's valuation would be if for instance MediPharm or Aphria wanted to make an acquisition like Valens did? - FUNMAN
Overview
LYF Food Technologies Inc. is a 100 percent edibles-focused consumer products company, developing high-quality edible products that are just as enjoyable as snacks as they are cannabis products. The company’s management team has more than 25 years of experience in large-scale food manufacturing.
More than one full year after the first wave of cannabis legalization, Canada has finally made value-added cannabis products like edibles available for legal sale, with the changes coming into effect in December. According to data by Deloitte Canada, the market for infused cannabis products is projected to be worth an estimated US$2.7 billion annually, with edibles accounting for the bulk of the market.
In much of the cannabis industry, edibles have been something of an afterthought. Many cannabis companies are developing edibles as part of larger product lines with dried bud, extracts and other infused products. Most cannabis companies are not experienced in the food industry, and so high-quality non-cannabis ingredients and ideal recipes tend not to be a focus. In contrast, LYF’s management has extensive experience in large-scale food manufacturing for some of Canada’s largest grocery stores, health and wellness retailers and pharmacies. LYF’s model is 100 percent focused on producing edible products that taste just as good as their non-cannabis infused counterparts.
To make high-quality cannabis edibles, you need high-quality ingredients. This includes using premium-quality cannabis and pure extracts, but equally important are the non-active ingredients. A brownie, for example, is only as good as the chocolate used to make it. The addition of cannabis will only serve to highlight the flaws in a low-quality baked good. LYF is focused on sourcing only high-quality cannabis extracts and food ingredients. To that end, the company has formed strategic partnerships with suppliers of premium food ingredients as well as a number of public and private licensed cannabis producers.
LYF’s wholly-owned production facility in Kelowna, British Columbia is capable of producing edible products quickly, in high volumes and with low overhead rates. Premium value-added cannabis products carry high-profit margins. LYF says that the average profit margin for one of their edibles is 92 percent compared to a 76 percent margin for a gram of dried cannabis bud. LYF’s lean and efficient team of experienced professionals also helps the company maintain a low overhead rate. According to the company, LYF will require just three million in gross sales before breaking even in 2020.
LYF Food Technologies Infographic
LYF Food Technologies Company Highlights
100 percent focused on edible cannabis products
Evidence package submission to Health Canada scheduled for December 2019
Health Canada license approval expected in the first quarter of 2020
Management team has in-depth food industry development experience
High profit margins of as much as 92 percent per value-added product
Purpose-built manufacturing facility with capacity to produce $250,000,000 worth of edible cannabis products yearly
Opportunities for white labeling partnerships
Kelowna manufacturing facility
LYF Food Technologies owns a purpose-built state of the art manufacturing facility in Kelowna, British Columbia. The 10,500 square foot facility is capable of producing $250,000,000 worth of edible cannabis products each year in safe and consistently dosed processes. The all-in-one facility will serve as an innovation, manufacturing and distribution hub with the second floor equipped with microbial and analytical labs and dedicated space for research and development. LYF’s offerings will cater to traditional taste and texture profiles while allowing for forward-thinking development to keep up with evolving consumer tastes and trends. The facility is equipped with proprietary production technology capable of producing 17,500 units per hour with interchangeable molds and injection nozzles to be able to flexibly produce multiple product categories. The facility also contains infrastructure for quality and safety testing.
lyf food technologies facility doors
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White labeling opportunities
The Kelowna facility’s massive production capacity also opens up opportunities to open additional revenue streams. For the hundreds of existing cannabis brands operating in Canada that are looking to expand into the edibles market, acquiring the production infrastructure and expertise necessary to produce a quality edible product is often not financially feasible. These companies are likely to turn to white labelers for their edible production needs and LYF’s Kelowna facility has the capacity necessary to provide these services in addition to the company’s own products. LYF is already at work building relationships that could potential competitors into strategic partners. In addition to building partnerships with Canadian markets, LYF is developing relationships with companies in emerging cannabis markets in Australia, Europe and South America.
LYF Food Technologies’ Management Team
Paolo Pero—CEO, Director
Paolo has extensive experience in management, product development, quality control, scalability and operations after a 25+ year food manufacturing career. Paolo grew up working in his family bakery before launching his own career in the early 90’s after achieving his Red Seal certification. Over the years, Paolo’s businesses have supplied the largest supermarket chains in Canada, including Save-OnFoods, Safeway, Sobeys and IGA. In addition to manufacturing chocolate and confectionery products under private label and provided co-packing solutions for retailers such as Walmart, Pharmasave, 7-Eleven and Whole Foods.
Matthew Amado—President, Director
Matthew has been focused on marketing strategies, branding, packaging, import/export operations and e-commerce solutions for food manufacturing companies for over 8 years. His most recent role involved growing market share and cutting distribution costs in the pharmacy sector. Matthew started his entrepreneurial journey after retiring from a 6-year professional hockey career that took him all over North America and Europe. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame with a B.B.A. in Marketing.
Dani Majzoub—VP of Production
With over 24 years of experience producing all kinds of food, her last 13 years have been spent exclusively managing and operating a confectionary team as a master chocolatier. Dani is able to formulate and consistently produce chocolates and other food items with specific taste profiles at the highest levels. She is proficient with Organic, HACCP, BRC and GMP accredited facilities. She recently won best snack food for her milk chocolate quinoa bar at the 2019 Canadian Gluten Free awards.
Jessika Bedard-St-Amant—VP of Science
Jessika brings 12 years of experience as a food chemist and flavorist previously working for Kerry, SunRype and Marvini. She has developed and successfully launched dozens of food and beverage consumer products with distribution in the Americas and Europe. She also has extensive experience in obtaining and maintaining HACCP, ISO 22 000, GMP and organic certified facilities. She holds a Master’s degree in Food Science from Université Laval and a Bachelor in Chemistry from Université de Sherbrooke.
Todd Sprieszl—VP of Quality Assurance
Todd has spent his entire career working in a multitude of related chemistry, microbiology, and biotechnology labs. In his last position at a Phytoceuticals company, Todd worked with clients to produce both natural health products and food products. He specializes in obtaining product license numbers, site licensing, editing and writing SOPs and has tremendous proficiency in the new cannabis regulatory processes. Todd has a BA in Chemistry from the University of British Columbia.
Ranjeev Dhillon—Legal Advisor, McCarthy Tetrault LLP
Ranjeev is the co-lead of the firm’s national Cannabis Law Group. A recognized leader known for his pragmatism, business knowledge and industry expertise, Ranjeev helps clients successfully navigate the evolving demands of the high-growth cannabis market in Canada and abroad. Ranjeev is at the forefront of the industry, helping innovative companies and entrepreneurs manage significant market potential while minimizing risk. He has worked with some of the biggest names in the cannabis industry including Canopy Growth Corporation, Auxly, and Vivo Cannabis.
*Disclaimer: This profile is sponsored by LYF Food Technologies Inc. This profile provides information which was sourced by the Investing News Network (INN) and approved by LYF Food Technologies Inc., in order to help investors learn more about the company. LYF Food Technologies Inc. is a client of INN. The company’s campaign fees pay for INN to create and update this profile.
Remember that Indiva does not sell in the USA. Though you were able to try the same product they are licensed to sell in Canada. Glad you liked it.
Started a position recently once I saw Wana was in their deck. Some really good edible products that have been around in CO for awhile. They will be moving a lot of product as things expand. A tried and true, so if their other brands are on par, this should be a solid player.
Last year, the year end Audited annual financial statements - English ... numbers didn't come out until --->>> May 15 2020 @ 22:56:03 ET
Did they take advantage of a Covid-19 grace period?
Don't they have to come out within 90 days?
That means by March 31?
If so, the PPS has a lot of time to rise into the ER.
The revenue guidance was fantastic. They were silent on earning any money. There is no telling what the red number is.
I don't understand your post?
Bottom fishing. Diminished results.
I saw the $3 million in sales on ocs!!
Interest is up --->>> Volume(Heavy Day) Today's volume of 52,325 shares is on pace to be much greater than NDVAF's 10-day average volume of 90,374 shares.
January 13, 2021 11:28am ET
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$0.3323
Day's Change
0.0325 (10.82%)
Day's High
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OUTSTANDING --->>> INDIVA PROVIDES GUIDANCE OF RECORD NET REVENUE FOR FISCAL Q4 2020
Indiva Continues to Lead the Edibles Market Nationally
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LONDON, Ontario – January 13, 2021: Indiva Limited (the “Company” or “Indiva”) (TSXV:NDVA) (OTCQX:NDVAF), the leading Canadian producer of cannabis edibles and other cannabis products, is pleased to announce that it expects record net revenue in fiscal Q4 2020 in the range of $6.9 to $7.2 million. This represents greater than 2,000% year-over-year and 128% sequential quarterly net revenue growth at the low end of the revenue guidance range, when compared with net revenue previously reported of $0.32 million and $3.03 million in fiscal Q4 2019 and fiscal Q3 2020 respectively.
Little moves excite me --->>> Price $0.2798 / Day's Change +0.0315 (+12.67%)
Volume(Heavy Day) Today's volume of 226,598 shares is on pace to be much greater than NDVAF's 10-day average volume of 70,662 shares.
January 08, 2021 1:49pm ET
It has some MOMO and at a perfect price point for a bagger.
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