RE:RE:Looks like no licenses for anybody
With the lack of information that AGRA is willing to provide to it's shareholders, we have no idea why the license is not issued yet. Some still believe the press release that suggested that normal time frame was 6-8 weeks. Personally, I doubt if HC has ever granted a license in that speed. At least not from application time. Perhaps HC has reviewed the application and requires certain changes at the site, kind of like the building inspector coming up with a list of deficiencies that need to be fixed before an occupancy permit can be issued. With AGRA's lack of willingness to say anything (yes, I have emailed them as well and not received a response), all we can do is watch investor trust continue to decline. Sure we are a target for short sellers - poor management, history of 'fluffy' news releases, projects that have never gone anywhere (AAA). I still hold my shares. Simply not worth selling at this point. Down >$100k from the good days when they only had 350M shares outstanding. Now diluted to next to nothing. The old business mantra of under-promise, over-deliver has totally been destroyed by AGRA management. We have seen far too many promises with no evidence of delivery. Even when a license is granted, it will take several growing cycles before any cash is generated. In the meantime, I watch Houweling light up the sky each night with his greenhouse lights, using 75% of his greenhouse for tomatoes that he is able to grow, sell, and profit from.