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Ravenquest Biomed Inc RVVQF

Ravenquest BioMed Inc is a Canada-based diversified cannabis company with divisions focused upon cannabis production, management services and consulting and specialized research and development. It provides integrated solutions to companies in the cannabis industry and provides growing and drying technologies, patient and genetic management systems, and security management solutions The company operates through the following segments - Consulting business and Cultivation and Sale of Medical Cannabis.


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Post by roadster8on Sep 08, 2019 2:09pm
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Earnings

Earnings
I've got a look at RQB's current theoretical revenue from the cannabis sale:
Edmonton: Twitter was posted in mid-August, they're entering the second harvest. During their eight-week harvest cycle, the next harvest is expected in mid-October. Edmonton is expected to produce 7000 kg of cannabis per year. In an eight-week growth cycle, that makes 6 times a year. So you produce about 1166 kg of cannabis per harvest. At the third harvest in mid-October, they should have been so about 3500kg cannabis in Edmonton. Assuming 8 Doller per gram of cannabis that makes about $ 28 million out of Edmonton in mid of October. In addition there are revenues from Markham and Consulting. That would not look so bad this year with the liquidity. Am I correct?
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