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Auxly Cannabis Group Inc T.XLY

Alternate Symbol(s):  CBWTF

Auxly Cannabis Group Inc. is a Canada-based consumer packaged goods company in the cannabis products market. The Company is focused on developing, manufacturing and distributing branded cannabis products. The Company's brands include Parcel, Back Forty, Foray, Dosecann and Kolab Project. It provides various products, including vaporizers, edibles, dried flowers, pre-rolls, capsules and oils and concentrates. The Company's subsidiaries include Auxly Charlottetown Inc., Auxly Ottawa Inc., Auxly Annapolis Inc., Auxly Annapolis OG Inc., and Auxly Leamington Inc.


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Comment by Since2010on Jan 05, 2018 12:59pm
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RE:RE:RE:CBW is huge more then TWEED

RE:RE:RE:CBW is huge more then TWEEDYour lost. Completely f'd. Cbw is and will be successful, but the gap btw the rich and middle class will continue to grow. Minimum 36 month before cobourg is built out, by then canopy (Acb, Aph) will have bought out more LPs and have tripled their footprints and market share....


10 years from now (just like every corporate sector) there will be only a few players left standing, and those will likely be majority owned by huge global corps (pharma, tobacco, booze)...

very, very few original and solely pot operation will be left. Case in point craft beer in Canada, as a craft brewer excels, they risk being acquired.
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