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SOL Global Investments Corp C.SOL

Alternate Symbol(s):  SOLCF

SOL Global Investments Corp. is a Canada-based diversified international investment and private equity holding company, which is engaged in investing in small and mid-cap sectors. The Company’s investments range from minority positions to strategic holdings with active advisory mandates with an objective of providing shareholders with a long-term return through capital appreciation, dividends, and interest from its investments. The investment sectors are primarily cannabis but also include retail, agriculture, quick-service restaurant (QSR) & hospitality, media technology & gaming, clean energy, and new age wellness.


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Comment by 2018Guelphon Jul 19, 2018 11:59am
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Post# 28338950

RE:RE:The problem

RE:RE:The problemBingo!

thorgb1 wrote:
Good God, where to begin.

Burns through significant cash? When was the last raise, and how much? They are not burning through tens of millions a year, so your suggestion that they burn through significant cash is patently false. APH overvalued? It’s undervalued if anything. The lowest cost producer and only LP that is turning a profit for 2+ years with the best international footprint is likely worth $5B right now, consensus analyst forecast is $26 a share, I think. And that’s before an investment by a multinational beverage or big pharma partner. If/when that happens, all these forecasts will be revised upwards by a significant amount, and I think your assertion that APH is overvalued is based solely on the existing Canadian market, which is ridiculous. In terms of a cash deal, no one is doing cash deals in this space yet, because they are not generating profits yet. Give it a couple of years.


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