Symtomax, established two years ago in Portugal, is majority owned (64.24%) by two foreign entities, the Ruby Global Foundation and the Good Will Universal Foundation, both located in Panama. Headquartered in Porto, the company says it has one of the largest licensed areas in Europe, with 105 hectares in the Beja region, 95 of which will be approved for cultivation. Led by Minette Coetzee, the company announced last March that it has received authorization to build facilities from the Portuguese authorities, where it expects to employ 70 people.
Wow....30% over two ears...assuming they have the funds to pay it back....LMAO how funny.
But nothing compared to GCAN who gives Toxic lenders 50% over 6 months....and they don't have to worry about having the funds to pay it back....because they dump on shareholders who pay it.