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Campeese

05/27/17 9:41 PM

#62725 RE: janice shell #62724

To answer some of your questions - look into a company called Aurora Cannabis. They essentially had the same startup as BLDV (although share structure was different) and now have a market cap of $800 million - still with 0 revenue.

Once step 7 is approved from Health Canada, this will trade higher as institutions will jump on, as they did with Aurora.

Eltron is a very large, old company - highly credited and they often receive government grants.

My apologies if my sentence structure is horrid, typing on my phone in an uber.
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chgobullsfan

05/27/17 10:02 PM

#62735 RE: janice shell #62724

Eltron R/M into BLDV. Eltron become the parent company, BLDV becomes a wholly owned subsidiary. You ask what BLDV would use to pay for a R/M, what BLDV brings to the table in this scenario is a current publicly traded company, allowing Eltron direct and instant access to the public market without the costly, lengthy process of an IPO. BLDV also brings 6 of 7 stages completed in the license process. Although, as you point out, BLDV is short on currency, they are not short on value. Just a hypothetical answer to your hypothetical question. All my opinion.
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Wesley1961

05/27/17 10:39 PM

#62741 RE: janice shell #62724

it's free country, you do not have buy any shares of this great BLDV.