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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. Its 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 also conducts wholesale bulk sales of dried cannabis to various licensed producers in Canada. Its subsidiaries include Auxly Charlottetown Inc., Auxly Ottawa Inc., and Auxly Leamington Inc. The Company’s primary Cannabis 2.0 Product development, manufacturing and R&D activities are conducted by its subsidiary Auxly Charlottetown Inc. at a cannabis processing facility located in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Auxly Ottawa Inc. holds licenses for cultivation and processing and conducts the Company’s primary dried flower and pre-roll manufacturing.


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Comment by run33on Jun 03, 2017 6:33pm
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RE:How the Cannabis Wheaton (CBW.v) placement collapsed

RE:How the Cannabis Wheaton (CBW.v) placement collapsedNow we will watch the brokers that own millions of $.018 shares and given the task of selling the $1.15 units, after being told to pull out from the deal altogether, turn around and carpet bomb all that cheap stock into bidless market.

The race for the exits (if they dont halt it), should be highly amusing.

Even if they do find a new financier, that isn't exactly going to stop the old ones from exiting their positions post-haste, is it?

I've got my popcorn here to watch this.






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