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Sproutly Canada Inc C.SPR

Alternate Symbol(s):  SRUTF

Sproutly Canada, Inc. is a Canada-based company that is a supplier of all-natural water-soluble and oil ingredients for cannabis products for the beverage and consumables market. The Company’s Health Canada Licensed Facility located in the greater Toronto area operates the application (APP) Technology and produces naturally water-soluble cannabis solution (Infuz2O) and cannabis plant oils infused into bio-natural oil (BNO), each delivering the whole plant spectrum of natural bioactive molecules. Infuz2O is a natural water-soluble cannabis solution that can be stably formulated into traditional beverages without the use of artificial chemicals and/or physical means to keep the cannabinoids blended in the water base. It has the licensee of Infusion Biosciences’ APP Technology in Canada, Europe, United Kingdom, Jamaica, Israel, and Australia. BNO is a cannabinoid oils that retain strain-specific attributes, such as euphoria in gorilla glue strains, and relaxation in blueberry strains.


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Comment by SUMKNDV1DERFLon Aug 18, 2020 4:50pm
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RE:RE:PCNY eh?

RE:RE:PCNY eh?
eastcoastseeker wrote:

Are you suggesting down the road Pepsi would try to buy the Sprout ?

Happened to me with CannaRoyalty & Cresco Lads, Whatever happens
the good Dr. will be sitting pretty, & deservedly so.

Perhaps he'll come to Hawaii



 

SUMKNDV1DERFL wrote: Ladies and gentlemen, 

If you have not realized the magnitude of this press release and what it means for $PR, then pls sell me your shares now and feel free to leave me your address so that I may thank you via post card.

Just a quick recap before I share my thoughts.  Sorry Juice, this may be a long one!

I had posted, a while back, about a dream I had dreamt regarding a very important meeting.  I remember my dream very clearly, seeing two well dressed business men sitting at the same end of a large conference table. The two men signed page after page as they contently smiled.  Those two men in my dream were Dr Sen and Ramon Laguarta. I can see it as if I dreamed it yesterday.

All dreams aside, this is very interesting news to say the least. Pepsi has been very quiet  on the cannabis front compared to Coke and the Aurora fall out.  Nelson Peltz and Warren Buffett could not make it happen. 

Pepsi on the other hand, seem to have now made their interests known and, in my opinion, have staked their claim. 

Pepsi, headquartered in NY no less than a stones throw from NJ, has obviously been watching this KAL/IB development for some time. It would appear that there is now enough traction for Pepsi to begin the partnerships/take over. 

Allow me to expand my theory.  Pepsi Co has been solidly transitioning toward health and wellness products throughout the last decade. And, not only new products but revamping tried and true branded products from Diet/sugar free skus and bottled water to the latest 2018 aquasition of Soda Stream machines/tech.

It is well documented(See links below) that when Pepsi is interested in a company/tech, it will initiate a partnership via distribution channels.  This is the first step in allowing the new company an opportunity to massively enter the main stream market without a risk to Pepsi.

Flood the market outlets and tell the public it is what they want.  Yes,  yes it is fortunate for the public that KAL is not another sugar drink filled with empty calories and zero health benefits.  But Pepsi is more interested in deterring the viability of this product and sustainable demand from consumers. Brand this drink and make it impossible to live without.  Bottled water craze seem familiar??

Once demand/market/brand/technology (viability) has been established Pepsi will make an investment and assume a significant portion in ownership which will most likely lead to an eventual take over. 

Pepsi has the means to sit and wait until there is no risk and all figures/stats/analysis have been established and confirmed. All the while enjoying the  distribution contracts. 

How and why this is important news to $PR long term investors.  Hmm, let’s see. IB is a privately owned business. The only way to secure a slice of the APP Technology pie, is via $PR.  

Yes, $PR is limited to certain jurisdictions and as of yet the US is not one of them.  However, last I checked, the EU/Germany, Canada, Jamaica, and Israel amount to a large population whom consume several beverages daily. 

My point. It is obvious to me that if Dr Sen does not chose to recall all rights to APP and is able to keep $PR afloat, $PR will most certainly enjoy the trail blazing of KAL/IB.  He outright said it in his last PR announcing the KAL partnership that “$PR will directly benefit.”.

Not only that, but $PR could most certainly have more options and advantages with an already developed beverage line and possibility of further  solid financial backing from IB. In short, this PR of PCNY distribution partnership with KAL/IB is equally important if not more so than the initial MH JV announcement. 

Congrats everyone, the future is looking very bright for $PR despite the long time lapse in radar blimps. Use that as an opportunity and an advantage! 

https://marketrealist.com/2019/11/pepsico-a-must-know-overview-of-the-consumer-giant/


https://www.beveragedaily.com/Article/2018/12/05/PepsiCo-completes-SodaStream-acquisition


https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/03/11/pepsico-to-acquire-energy-drink-maker-rockstar-energy-in-a-3point85-billion-deal.html

 

 



I am not saying that Pepsi Co will certainly and inevitably acquire $PR.  However, it is my theory, based on present events, info and how these Fortune 500 companies have evolved into conglomerate empires, that a partnership with $PR is quite a realistic possibility.

Molson Coors, InBev, Pernod Recard, CocaCola, Pepsi Co, Kraft/Heinz/Mondelez, Monsanto/Bauer etc etc etc.  The new world of business is led by a slim number of conglomerate giants.

Pros and cons. A company like IB/$PR that has the lead in cutting edge tech that may very well command a brand new cannabis sector is extremely appealing. An uncharted virgin market which to lay claim and reap billions within a  short term.  As virgin as it is, it is well known that cannabis has a great demand.  Consumers have been acquiring cannabis illegally for decades.  To access a product despite legal reprimand/prohibition on a mass scale speaks volume.  

All that aside, when a bourgeoning company has a solid amount of sales/viability or what appears to be cutting edge disruptability it passes stage one and becomes an interest to these market specific giants. These giants will then provide avenues of distribution and introduce the product to the public on a massive scale.

Once the product demand has satisfied certain sales volume/formulas/analysis/sustainability(viability) an investment is initiated and control of the company is then stream lined to the interests of the Conglomerate.  This is clearly played out most recently with Canopy and Constellation Brands. Going a bit further back, this is also what happened and continues to happen with micro brewery success.

I believe KAL has rapidly achieved stage one and the cutting edge APP tech  utilized by KAL has been identified by Pepsi Co.  Hence the PR of the distribution contract by PCNY.  Although I can only assume the KAL flavours are probably quite tasty as I never tasted them here up North, I can most certainly say it is not the lemon lime or watermelon flavours that has peaked the interest of Pepsi Co.   Distribution partnership step one, let’s hope the rest of the dominos are strategically placed!

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