Look at cash on hand at the end of the quarter:Cash $3,418,991, then look at the run rate of which the cash is used for just operations of: Loss from Operations (7,881,240) and the result is a deficit of $4.5 Million.
Thus TRTC MUST raise at least $4.5 million in cash, most likely from the sale of toxic debt, simply to keep the lights on for another quarter.
TRTC has an untapped line of $100 million worth of securities of which it can issue more toxic debt. Not out of money as long as there are checks in the checkbook with floorless toxic financing.
Where did you get this crap? "the cash on hand will not last past 4th Qt. Their announcement yesterday was for 4th Qt to be just as bad as 3rd Qt." Where did it say that? Can you point that out?
Try reading the financials and if you were not in on the actual call I can't help you but what dragged down 3rd Qt. will still linger and have an affect on 4th Qt.according to your CEO
So 4Q revenue is off to a good start Too bad they could't close the sale in 3Q it sure could have helped.
Terra Tech Corp. Announces Sale of Western Avenue, Nevada Retail Dispensary for $6.25 million July 12, 2018
IRVINE, Calif., July 12, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Terra Tech Corp. (OTCQX:TRTC), (“Terra Tech” or the “Company”), a vertically integrated cannabis-focused agriculture company, is pleased to announce it has agreed to sell 100% of the assets of its cannabis dispensary located at 1921 Western Avenue in Las Vegas, to Exhale Brands Nevada, for a total consideration of $6,250,000.
Located adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip, the 3,900 square foot facility for the Western Avenue dispensary was initially opened by Terra Tech in April of 2015. Terra Tech is confident that a sale is the best way to realize value for shareholders, given the significant increase in value the property has seen since it was purchased by the Company.
Terra Tech retains a significant, focused presence in the Nevada market, to which it remains committed. The Company operates its Blüm, Desert Inn Road and Blüm, Decatur Boulevard dispensaries, both of which are located in Las Vegas, as well as its Blüm Reno dispensary, in Northwest Nevada. The Company also recently opened a new, 30,000 square foot cultivation facility in Sparks, Nevada and is awaiting State approval for a 15,000 square foot extraction lab in Reno, Nevada, both of which it owns 50%, which is expected to drive a ramp in production of its premium quality cannabis for the medical and adult-use markets.
As owners of medical and adult-use cannabis business licenses in Las Vegas associated with these dispensaries, the Company has the ability to apply for additional licenses based on its grandfather status. The company will be pursuing additional permits in new locations with better proximity to major tourist attractions in Las Vegas.
Derek Peterson, CEO of Terra Tech, commented, “The valuation of the Blüm Western Avenue location has increased significantly since the store opened, driven primarily by our ability to secure a business license that enables it to operate as a cannabis dispensary. We are pleased to monetize this asset and lock in these gains as the revenues generated from this property are immaterial to our overall business. Since Nevada’s legislations state that only existing medical cannabis establishment certificate holders can apply for a retail cannabis licenses, we have the option to apply for the further business licenses in Nevada if we want. Furthermore, this transaction provides the company with additional resources to continue to fund and scale the business as it enters its next phase of growth. Terra Tech is well positioned to build on its strong momentum through increased brand recognition and our investments in infrastructure. Our other dispensaries continue to perform well and, as we ramp our cultivation and production capabilities, we also expect to see strengthening sales of our wholesale IVXX™ branded cannabis products.”
We anticipate the closing of the transaction within 90 days, pending all state and local jurisdictional approvals.