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Re: BriarPatch post# 268020

Monday, 09/17/2018 2:58:18 PM

Monday, September 17, 2018 2:58:18 PM

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more on seed 2 sale

"...So, we’ve been pretty much a pure retail play and now we’re building our manufacturing infrastructure into the retail footprint. We’re going to continue to grow the retail footprint, but most of the product that we purchased is coming from the wholesale market and with the Dyer property, with the Hegenberger property, with 130 lights coming online at the onsite grow, plus the extraction facilities we’re going to be able to accommodate close to 50% of our own product from our own footprint.

the margin expansion that we’re going to anticipate associated with that should be significant and severe we’re pretty excited about the opportunity to ramp that up. We’re obviously also going to use that infrastructure for this continued development of our wholesale brand and to push that product out into the open marketplace. but again, the lowest hanging fruit for us is to utilize as much of that product as possible to push through our own retail channel for the margin expansion.

And it give me kind of an understanding of that, wholesale flour right now ranges anywhere from say, 1,800 to 3,000 for really good teak providers a pound. the cost of cultivation should be about 600 or 700 a pound for indoor cultivation, greenhouse 300, outdoor 100 in change. So, there’s a significant opportunity for us to get massive gross margin expansion once we light these facilities up, we’re excited about the one in Nevada coming online, the 30,000 square foot one, the extraction facility will be online in the not-too-distant future and over the next 12 to 16, 18 months, we’re going to start lighting up all this infrastructure.

the first being the onsite grow at Blüm in Hegenberger to support the retail footprint and then of course, the Dyer property and the extraction facilities coming on the tail end of that too, again add additional products for our seed-to-sale vertical integration strategy. So, we should see great gross margin improvement just organically off the permitted footprint that we have right not notwithstanding any other permits that we get organically or potential acquisitions that may take place.

So, our investment and infrastructure both on the retail and cultivation sides of the business, that’s really what’s going to enable us to maintain our position as one of the largest players in the market right now..."


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business is blüming!!!



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