RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The Most Important Detail in Today's NR...That's the most significant value i see in the Brazil deal, ya, as well as getting a toe into another emerging mediacal market generally. But i really think we are underestimating the R&D aspect of it for sure.
ChacenAces wrote: Agreed. So far this team led by Bruce has made perfect moves from the begining. I find it funny not many people have caught on to the fact that Bruce has actually stated GWP is something he wants to emulate. Correct me if I'm wrong but that's the Brazilian angle isnt it?
SquishyInc wrote: Exactly, that's what i'm saying, excepth GW will be small potatoes compared to CGC imo. GW has a very limited focus comparatively.
ChacenAces wrote: Can anyone say
GW PHARMACEUTICALS? SquishyInc wrote: Just an addition to my post, I believe CGC will actually develop an entirely new medical brand which we'll eventually even see here in Canada to differentiate between rec and med. We can't really use Bedrocan as a medical brand internationally, and it wouldn't function well in the Americas. There is a growing consensus that there is a need and a massive potential market for targeted application of cannabinoids where opioids have been used previously. We've all speculated about what will happend if/when big pharma moves into this space, but in my opinion what we are seeing is the formation of the world's first cannabis derived pharma company. I believe CGC is and will lead the way in the research and development of directed medicinal cannabanoid therapy. AKA, CGC is becoming big pharma.
SquishyInc wrote: ...i think is in this excerpt...
"This acquisition establishes a distinct and purely medicinal corporate entity that helps us today but also positions us for domestic medicinal production inside Germany if the regulatory environment shifts."
I was wondering how Tweed would function internationally in the purely medical market when they are branded and geared to rec. This clears that up somewhat, and i suspect is CGC beginning to form a distinct medicinal arm, which will allow them to operate as such in Europe and elsewhere. The other implication, actually building a facility in Germany, is actually less important imo, but still exciting.
As an aside, i'm just jumping through the final hoops to become a gov sanctioned consumer of MMJ, and i've chosen Tweed as my supplier :D Here's to Future Growth!!!