Cryomass Technologies Inc CRYM

Cryomass Technologies Inc. designs, manufactures and licenses field-mobile equipment for the handling of harvested cannabis, hemp, and other high-value plant material. The company owns patented technology that utilizes liquid nitrogen to fully separate, collect and protect the high-value compounds from the harvested plant. The Company through its CryoMass patented liquid nitrogen has built a Trichome Separation unit. The Trichome Separation system is optimized for the capture of fully intact cannabis and hemp trichomes, as well as terpenes. It can be used within minutes after plants have been cut and can also efficiently capture trichomes from fresh frozen or even dried plant parts, including trim. The CryoMass system, on the other hand, stabilizes and collects fully intact trichomes at harvest, leaving no opportunity for such wasteful loss.

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Post by Wvdmmeon Mar 31, 2023 9:21am

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Something is brewing

- Prototype finalised (finetuning done)
- announcement in 10-k that machine constructor can deliver 10+ machine per month (so scale can happen fast)
- 12 machines sold for 10.2m + 50% of net revenue (should start showing up on the income statement of Q1 maybe, Q2 certainly.

- New investor presentation on site with updated comparison vs traditional system and with new outlook "what next"

1. We are presently in the design phase of the CryoMass harvester module. This purpose-built field equipment is meant to cut fresh plants, flash freeze them and separate the biomass from the stalk, so it is ready to be processed in the CryoMass Trichome Separation unit.

2. The company believes that efficiencies delivered by the CryoMass solution will trigger industrywide changes in the handling and processing of harvested cannabis and hemp.

3. CryoMass is also exploring the application of the underlying technology to a broad range of industries that handle high-value materials that could benefit from precision capture methods.