Nextleaf Solutions Ltd C.OILS

Eve and transparency.

[hopefull]

it's a good deal. Or is it. NL sends out a nr stating a great deal. So if they have a deal with A company which they name, they spell out the contract...... Why in God's name would you not want to share the particulars with regards to the split or the financial part of the agreement. Either it's a great marketing job in which NL gets nothing or almost nothing but advertising or NL missed the boat on trying to move their stock price up. Either case NL needs to be more transparent in there disclosure to shareholders.it is VERY APPARENT that NL is not making any money on the deal as they would be showing this as a model to move forward with other companies. NL if you are reading tell me how you are going to get us out of the basement. Deals like this are worthless to the bottom line.

[Adventurous]

From what I just said about EVE, and again I invite you to check yourself on their board, EVE is likely the big looser on the deal. Why would Nextleaf underscore this and hope to keep EVE as a long-run business partner? Plus why would Nextleaf tell everyone, competition included, about the contract? The terms of each contract are obviously different, according to the condition of the weed, tonnage

[Rat1Race]

IR wouldn't tell me exactly the number the split is based on, but he actually mentioned Stockhouse chatter and laughed that people would think anyone would do business for 15/85. So whoever came up with that is an idiot, flat out.  He said most of these deals start with a 50/50 and at worst go 60/40 in one direction or another.  Machine is also operating roughly at 300KG a day as

[Rusty2018]

I heard the same comments from IR. I would encourage others to reach out rather than listen to "some" of the posts here. GLTA

[LastoftheFranks]

Thinking bullboards are credible sources of information is like calling InfoWars news.   

[cronic1980]

Anyone have any idea what 300kg a day would look like in actual rev or too hard to work out?

[Weedmsterbadger]

300 kg a day x 261 days excluding weekends that's 78300 kilos a year   in the ubika research estimates 2021 26000 kilos processed for total revenues of 125 000000$ 2022 54000 kilos to processed  for 241 000000$ In total revenues

[cronic1980]

That research was probably old pricing (which has fallen) and not 50/50 splits with no cost base so not sure we could rely on that?

[Weedmsterbadger]

Ubika came out to quick once morning nunber aikk entuakky be posted and 10 dollars it is aurora cannabis generated 60 million last quarter with billions in overhead  its trading af 11 dollars lol I think we are good if we execute 

[stealthct]

assume 100kg of biomass produces 6.5kg of distillate. A lot of variables but assume a 6.5% efficiency, potency unknown. Consider 9k dollars per kg of distillate. Probably 8M in revenue after the 50/50 split.

[cronic1980]

I don't understand your maths? 6.5kg x $9000 = $58,500 per 100kg you say. there are 50 x 100kg = 5,000kg as agreed deal. 50 x $58,500  = $2,925,000 50% = $1,462,500 how do u get 8m?

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[stealthct]

I'm also including the 26Tonnes of biomass from the April deals. That should also turn into sales.