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Saturday, October 13, 2018 9:39:03 PM
Why anyone would invest in a company currently breaking the law is beyond me. I'm guessing its game over for those companies when the federal permits are handed out, and they don't get one.
In regards to the Sunnyland point, the IPO mentioned below speaks volumes on what to expect with our GNCC(Bright Green Group) operation, in comparison. The "cultivation space" we have is very, very important.
First cannabis IPO on Nasdaq scores $1.4 billion valuation
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/tilray-ipo-is-validation-for-pot-companies-ceo-says-2018-07-19
"Kennedy said that investors should pay close attention to the amount of cultivation space the company has, which at the moment is located in greenhouses and indoor grow facilities in Portugal and Canada. He says Tilray is nearing 1 million square feet in product space, which at the beginning of the year produced about 8 million grams a year."
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