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Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

The Supreme Cannabis Co Inc is a Canada-based company engaged in the production and sale of medical and recreational cannabis. Its portfolio includes products that address recreational, medical, and wellness consumers. Its brands include BlissCo, Truverra, 7ACRES, Sugarleaf, and Hiway.


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Post by StayInvestedon Sep 25, 2020 8:11am
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Response to questions on Earnings

Response to questions on EarningsSaw one or two of you asked my thoughts on the latest earnings. Disclosure, I haven't had time to properly assess the full MD&A and Annual statements.

From what I did peruse though, looks like solid recreational revenue growth. I know revenues in general were down from June/19, but the majority of that was wholesale (16-17mil if memory serves), and only 2.2mil in rec. So that's a very positive developement, it would appear as though they are gaining traction, and my 30% estimate on that growth for rec was almost dead nuts.

The operational costs initially were a bit of a shock, but digging in I feel as though almost 20mil are what I would consider 1 time costs. I also feel that the financing costs should come off about 7mil, so overall I could see reductions in costs going forward, and I would expect annualized operational costs to come in under 45mil for FY21. 

My overall impression, if they execute and continue around 30% Q/Q rec growth, they will be break even by Q3 of 2021. I expect overall expenses to come in between 50-60mil, as well as revenues for the FY21. 

As for the comprehensive loss, 8.8mil in share based payment to Blissco owner, 3.5mil in restructing, 60.9mil in goodwill, etc. About 90mil in 1 time charges overall. I see this as the companies low point.

I don't see any reason from the scan I've done to warrant anything like a panic sell. Q1 is going to be a make or break quarter for them. You will be able to interpolate a lot of information from the coming quarter, as the transition to B2C is seemingly complete. 


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