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Nuuvera Inc. V.MIAP

"Nuuvera Inc is a Canadian cannabis company. It is focussed on low-cost cultivation, product development, commercial production and global distribution of cannabis, cannabis oils, cannabinoids and cannabis derivative products in legalized markets. Through its subsidiaries, Nuuvera holds a dealer license under the Narcotic control regulations and the office of controlled substances."


TSXV:MIAP - Post by User

Comment by PROtradingon Mar 03, 2018 1:17pm
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RE:What is the break up fee?

RE:What is the break up fee?The 80 cents was the shell, the empty garage from the last market pillage and rape.  Do some research on that front.  And note, Canaclown is all over this....

MartialArts wrote:
In the CMED/HIP deal, HIP was driven from 50 cents to over $3 on the take over.  After CMED cancelled the deal, HIP dropped back down to below $1.

In looking at NUU, wasn't the pre-deal trading price the 80 cents?  At what price would NUU fall to if APH walked away and what are the break up provisions?

I hate to bring ACB in the equation here but ACB is a big "growth by acquisition" player.  I can certainly see them making a hostile bid for APH since APH is a low cost producer with lots of rec readty inventory at only $2B on the condition they drop the NUU expensive $800M merger as they did with CMED.

Interesting times!


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