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ICC International Cannabis Corp WLDCF

ICC International Cannabis Corp is a Canadian company which is engaged in planning, designing, building and operating cannabis production, processing, and distribution facilities worldwide. The company through its holdings is engaged in the pharmaceutical distribution, wholesale importation, research, and development, as well as working interests in industrial hemp licenses in Greece, licenses to cultivate, produce, distribute, store, and export Cannabis and Cannabis derivatives in Colombia, the


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Comment by HiGhRoLLeR420on Feb 21, 2018 10:27am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Up & Up We Go...

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Up & Up We Go...That’s a good question. I will answer as best as possible in the amount of time I have at the moment...

A simple answer is: It depends on what type of offer is on the table for the company being bought.

When there is a complete “buyout”, shareholders are either payed with the shares of the buying company, or just paid straight cash. The original company ticker symbol would then be discontinued. 

Another option would be for Company “A” to buy any outstanding shares that Company “B” has, therefore owning a certain percentage of the company being “bought” - thus gaining control of Company “B”.

I hope this helps out some.

Happy Investing!

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