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Agra Ventures Ltd C.AGRA

Agra Ventures Ltd. is a Canada-based diversified company focused on the international cannabis industry. The Company is engaged in the cultivation, distribution and marketing of cannabis and cannabis-infused products around the world. It has a portfolio of licensed upstream, downstream, and product formulation assets. Its primary asset in Canada is Boundary Bay Cannabis, a cannabis greenhouse facility focused on the cultivation of high-potency cannabis. The Company's wholly owned subsidiary, Farmako GmbH (Farmako), is a distributor of medical cannabis. Farmako distributes the products in its network of German pharmacies. Its products have Farmako's branding. The products initially include high potency tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) flower and balanced THC and cannabidiol (CBD) flower. Farmako has product distribution operations in Germany and in the United Kingdom.


CSE:AGRA - Post by User

Post by Digpitson Aug 10, 2022 5:26pm
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Post# 34886447

For Sale

For SaleI sold my shares after the 1:150 Split an got $1460.00. Today, if I were to buy back in the same number of shares, my cost would be $38.60. Go figure!
Now I watch AGRA sink slower than the Titanic - but sinking slowly is still sinking.
A company that touts having a huge grow-op in Delta, a potantial for massive crops, buys (allegedly) another company in order to manufacture Gummies and then sells the company as the share price falls. Now I am reminded of what a wise man once wrote:
"To dream the impossible dream keeps the dimwitted mind actively engaged in foolishness."
AGRA is fast approaching the "De-List Line" and whether or not it will cross that line remains to be seen. Any yes, I came onboard when it was called PUFF so I have seen the ups and downs over a few years - and I have vowed to never invest with any company based out of Vancouver, BC, ever again.
Even if AGRA was for sale, who would buy it?? Ask yourself that.
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