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CO2 GRO Inc V.GROW

Alternate Symbol(s):  BLONF

CO2 GRO Inc. is a Canada-based precision ag-tech company. The Company is focused on delivering carbon dioxide (CO2) delivery solutions to the global protected agricultural sector. Its patented technology provides the service of C-stainable crop production and pathogen perimeter protection for healthier crops by enriching plants with CO2 via an aqueous CO2 microfilm on the leaf surface. About 300 million metric ton (MT) of fruit and vegetables are grown annually from about five million hectares of protected vegetable facilities globally. The Company operates in Canada, the United States and the European Union. The Company's subsidiary is CO2 GRO (US) Inc.


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Comment by Wiseowl50on May 23, 2018 4:23pm
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RE:RE:We need buy in before we can talk about buy out

RE:RE:We need buy in before we can talk about buy outAgreed we have a proprietary asset.  

There are many coders and developers who are now multimillionaires because they sold their intellectual property to a tech company.  Apple has over $5 billion of goodwill on its books.  This arises when they pay above market for an acquisition.  They don’t steal and copy.

So if the market cap of GROW is say $40 million and we have a buyout at say $120 mil the $80 mil excess would be reflected on the acquisitors books as goodwill.

Anyway my point is that the valuation will probably be determined more by the purchaser in this situation.  They are looking at a very different valuation process then just the market cap of GROW.  Just like the tech companies that have been willing to pay (sometimes) exorbitant amounts for something that the tech company views as beneficial to its suite of assets: an industrial agricultural company may view this patent as extremely valuable for it suite of deliverables.....here’s hoping!

GO GROW!


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