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Willow Biosciences Inc T.WLLW

Alternate Symbol(s):  CANSF

Willow Biosciences Inc. is a Canada-based biotechnology company. The Company develops and produces precision fermented functional ingredients for the health and wellness, food and beverage and personal care markets. Its FutureGrown biotechnology platform allows production with sustainability at its core. Its commercial product, Cannabigerol CBG, which is a cannabinoid that has anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It also offers BioOxi, a bio-oxidation technology platform. By leveraging BioOxi, commercial partners can revolutionize manufacturing of oxygenated and hydroxylated functional ingredients, such as steroids, polyphenols, oxyterpenes and certain other targeted ingredients produced from such methods. It is also developing BioOxi-based process for production of the generic active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), hydrocortisone, and its derivatives. Its other pipeline products include Ursodeoxycholic acid (UCAC), Astaxanthin, B-carotene and others.


TSX:WLLW - Post by User

Post by jermiah777on Aug 31, 2021 6:23pm
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CREDIT suisse or Canaccord ??

CREDIT suisse or Canaccord ??Well at exactly the close we had a huge dump of shares. Credit Suisse dumped 45500 shares at 65 cents and Cannaccord bought them. So who was wiser? Seriously? The last 6 mo the of history would say the person that sold will be wiser. And the buyer will regret it. But I wonder. Why doesn't the seller post on here his reasons for selling? Seriously I would love to know. Everyonevelde please block my posts...put me on ignore...I am pleading with you. Haha
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