“In a sector rife with terrible CEOs that have wasted company treasury and goodwill…none come close to Bierman in terms of self enrichment, entitlement, and outward facing douchery,” wrote Chris Parry on January 31, 2020.
New licenses, deals, products – that’s all good – but it’s not the nitty gritty stuff investors are looking for now.
By “nitty-gritty” we mean – numbers.
Four weeks ago, Heritage released its Q1, 2020 financials.
The Wayland Group (WAYL.C) announced Thursday Austria-based Ring Holding International AG will purchase their Maricann assets, which essentially make up their entire business, for the bargain price of $12.3 million as part of ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The purchaser of the Maricann assets is a family office with a core focus on the manufacturing of lever arches used in ring binders. Yes, ring binders.
Invictus MD Strategies (GENE.V) announced tonight that, in accordance with its efforts to work through creditor protection proceedings, it has been kicked off the Venture Exchange. On the upside, if Invictus’ history of going back on news releases is anything to go by, we’ll receive another release inside ten days that the bankruptcy proceedings have been cancelled and they’ll continue on as usual. Because that’s how it’s always been for Invictus, which has the worst track record in Canada’s cannabis space for announcing things, only to un-announce them very shortly after.
When one partner isn’t pulling their weight in a relationship, sometimes you have to cut them loose; and that’s what Invictus MD Strategies (GENE.V) did
In news that will shock nobody who has been paying even the smallest sliver of attention, rock n’roll legend, KISS guitarist, and reality show nimrod
On March 04, 2019 Invictus MD (GENE.V) updated shareholders on production and expansion plans at its Licensed Producers: Acreage Pharms, AB Labs and Canandia. The
In ‘yeah that kind of makes sense‘ news: GTEC HOLDINGS AND INVICTUS MD STRATEGIES ANNOUNCE FORMAL TERMINATION OF MERGER PLANS AND MAINTAIN EXISTING WORKING RELATIONSHIP
Since cannabis became kinda mostly depends where you are legal, companies have been looking to find celebrities to brand and endorse their products, generally to
I’ve not exactly been hiding my opinion that a lot of weed investments right now are overpriced market plays that, when the rubber hits the
Two news releases wafted past me yesterday that caused me to dig deeper than the words written on the page. This sometimes happens out of
Germany’s growing medical marijuana market has been labelled the number one international business opportunity for Canadian cannabis companies. Reasons include its population and GDP—both of which
On November 16, 2018 GTEC Holdings (GTEC.V) and Invictus MD (GENE.V) announced a plan to merge into one vertically integrated cannabis company. Mergers can work
Health Canada has just granted one of GTEC Holdings’ (GTEC.V) subsidiaries an updated cultivation license which allows them to sell their product, albeit in a
There are good months and then there are good months. Invictus MD (GENE.V) is having the latter with a jam-packed October which saw the company’s reach
On September 17, 2018 BNN Bloomberg reported that Coca-Cola (KO.NYSE) is in “serious talks” with Aurora Cannabis (ACB.T) to manufacture and market cannabis-infused beverages. This
GTEC Holdings (GTEC.V) signed a binding LOI with Invictus MD (GENE.V) today, securing up to $2 million for the expansion of GTEC Holdings’ national distribution.
26 cannabis companies announced their supply deals with Ontario last week, laying the groundwork for who will be supplying Canada’s largest province with their cannabis
As we reported Tuesday, a proposed a zoning amendment that would have increased the maximum allowance of growth space for cannabis LPs operating in Hamilton,
In 2014, I said before a crowd at one of the first cannabis company conferences, ‘forget growing weed – nobody invested hard in barley and
The Green Organic Dutchman (TGOD.T) is nearing being a billion dollar company, after its stock ran up 13.9% today on news that it would license
Let’s recap: September, we said it was a good time to buy into weed stocks. It was. December, we said it was a good time
At Equity Guru when a company makes a promise – we note it. Later, if there’s a disconnect between the promise and the delivery –
Jesus crap on a pogo stick, you people never learn. So last week, right when we said it would, the weed market began to prolapse.
