Gaia Grow’s (GAIA.V) relationship with CannGroup Development (CDC) has been expanded to include an exclusive-use extraction line in CDC’s new subsidiary Site 2 licence in
“The simple fact of the matter is ACB is getting around a THIRD of their product returned in real dollar terms,” wrote Equity Guru’s Chris Parry two months ago, “That means they either REALLY suck at growing weed, or they really sucked at figuring out what the market was going to look like when planning their business.”
The deal proposes that Gaia will acquire “all of the share capital of 1202465 B.C. (Nelson store) and Patriot Cannabis Brands (2 Powell River stores) from Blackhawk.
On January 22, 2020 Gaia Grow (GAIA.V) announced that “one of the largest hemp processors in Canada” has initiated a purchase order for “a truck
I have to admit, the cannabis markets right now are pretty awful. That’s no newsflash, it’s happened before, but usually there’s a distraction sector around
Gaia Grow Holdings’ (GAIA.V) specialist business model pans out as they successfully grow 1,494 acres of hemp from seed in the 2019 season. Most cannabis
Gaia Grow (GAIA.V) is new entry to the agricultural space, with 1,494 acres growing in southern Alberta. It’s not a small farm. But the planted
Snap quiz: Name a hemp company with the following characteristics: Less than 3 weeks old Veteran cannabis CEO More than 1,000 acres of planted crop
Gaia Grow Corp. (GAIA.V) (formerly Spirit Bear Capital) announced that effective August 1, its shares will be trading on the TSX Venture Exchange. Gaia Grow has 200.2 million shares outstanding.
