RE:Corporate PresentationsKeeler wrote: are a good starting point for an investor looking for information on a company he may be interested in investing in.
Corporate Presentations provide information on the company's current situation, plans and vision for the future, revenue guidance etc - it's a courtesy to the current shareholder and a resource to the potential new investor.
Hexo no longer prepares Corporate Presentations - the last one was issued in January of 2022 covering the 3 month period of Aug,Sep and Oct 2021.
They also no longer issue revenue guidance.
Why would a company make the decision to stop providing this information on it's website - there's only one, that the information is so brutal and negative - that they are embarrased by it and that it would deter investors from holding their postion and discouarge new investment.
All investors should check Corproate Presenattions as only small part of their due diligence before rislking their hard earned money in a pos near bankrupt company.
One GOOD Corproate Presnetatione xample, can be found on the VFF website, it's about as current as it gets (dated February, 2023) and is done in a professional and complete manner.
It will show you that in VFF has production facilties in Canada, the U.S. and Holland - corproate offices in Canada, the U.S., Holland and Australia.
International sales are made in Canada, the U.S. (hemp abd CBD), Australia, Holland, SE Asia and Israel.
In addition to being one of the largest greenhouse produce growers in Noeth America - with 30 years experience - they are also one of the lowest cost cannabis LPs in the world. Their Pure Sunfarms subsidiary is one of the few cannabis LPs that shows a NET PROFIT - and has produced 16 straight quarters of positive EBITDA.
VFF owns Rose Lidesciences in Quebec, Balanced Health in Denver (retail CBD), joint venture ehmp rpdocution throughout the U.S., Leli Holland and Altum International (Australia)
Share count now sits at approx 110 million shares - the equivalent of around 8 million if they were to do a 14-1 reverse split. (Hexo was sitting at 600 million - and are not at 43 million with their split).
VFF raised $25 million through a bought deal - many financial instituions ware no longer rpeapred to risk these deals with Canadian cannabis companies such as Hexo - who have to resort to selling itself out to Tilray ($200 million) and KAOs ($180 million) in order to avoid bankruptcy.
Several longs on this Board have resorted to encouraging readers on the Hexo to make the the ridiculous comparison of Hexo to VFF.
This is similar to sugegsting that Hexo as KIA - and to compare it to VFF as Toyota.
NOW - can we move on from discussing VFF on the Hexo Board - you're making yourselves look stupid.
Keeler ,,
that was a " microphone drop " post ,,especially the ending " you're making yourselves look stupid "
whenever someone makes a statement like that they should proof read the post before hitting the "post" button.... I counted NINE spelling errors in your post yes nine ( 9 ),,,,
Everyone makes the odd spelling error including myself but nine ,,,that's like calling someone stupid
and spelling stupid wrong ..." your making yourself look stupid "
Anyways ,, Now that you have been outed for promoting stocks on other stockhouse boards
as you would say being a " pumptard " you should pump ( promote ) maybe just on that board ..
people promoting ( pumping ) on other boards could be looked as " paid pumpers "
Once again I'm glad to help you out ,,, ( go leafs go )
p.s I hope you came up with a better name for me than " veggie " that was lame so lame
Vegas