Good article on APHThe Cheapest Pure-Play Marijuana Stock Aphria Though it may not look like a great value at the moment, rapid top-line growthfrom Aphria (NASDAQOTH:APHQF), along with an end to some high-cost projects in the near future, could help it generate healthy profits. As things stands now, Aphria is expected to slide in as the third-largest grower by peak production potential. There are, essentially, four key cogs to Aphria: Aphria One: This is the company's organic, four-phase project that, when complete in January 2019, will span 1 million square feet and yield 100,000 kilograms annually. Aphria Diamond: This is a joint venture with Double Diamond Farms that'll produce around 120,000 kilograms a year when it's complete this coming January. Broken Coast Cannabis: Aphria acquired Broken Coast and is in the process of maximizing its production potential to 10,500 kilograms annually. Extraction center: Lastly, the company somewhat recently announced the intent to build an extraction center that could yield 25,000 kilograms of cannabis-equivalent concentrates when fully operational. Add this up, and you get about 255,000 kilograms per year at peak production. With Aphria One and the retrofit of Aphria Diamond's greenhouses nearly complete, expenditures should drop, giving Aphria the ability to generate healthy profits. Currently, Aphria has a forward P/E of 38, but given its triple-digit sales growth rate, the company's PEG ratio is probably well below 1 (there are no five-year growth estimates from Wall Street, so this is an author estimate), which would make it a compelling value. Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=t.trst&postid=28634690#kv4gvexzbyz3VYVH.99