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Hiku Brands Company Ltd. DJACF

"Hiku Brands Company Ltd, formerly knwon as DOJA Cannabis Co Ltd is engaged in handcrafted cannabis production and building a portfolio of iconic, engaging cannabis lifestyle brands. Its cannabis brands include DOJA, Tokyo Smoke, and Van der Pop."


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Comment by Gregoriouon May 11, 2018 11:10am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Kelowna store

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Kelowna storeThis is a very unrealstic goal for Hiku and Tokyo Smoke Themacguy.

Lululemon  has 350 stores approximately after more than 10 years in existence.

If if hiku builds 10-20 stores per year for 10 years thats just fine. 
no one would build 50 plus stores out of the gate. its never been done before, and it would be a massively risky capital deployment, and result in something like 800 million plus outstanding shares instantly. these are well designed stores, with espensive lighting, fixtures, and coffee machines, and signage and pretty high rent areas. come on man i expect better from a mac guy :)

if we see a franchise model (which they are doing) , and 10-20 canadian stores per year, and 2-3 us stores per year for the next 5 years that would put us past 100 stores in 5 years. thats a healthy way to do it without bankcrupting the balance sheet.

Medmen, a us juggernaut with a 1 billion plus valuation, has just 12 stores to date.


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