RE:RE:RE:We havent seen the last of GGBTo start, I would not trade 300 kiosks for 1500+ Shopper’s outlets, Northern Glazers distribution network and 13,000 German pharmacies. Aphria's 250000kg of product will not get into any US based kiosks without legalization. So, we would essentially have the same company only delisted, new bag holders, diluted, no global partner and new management. If management is the issue for some, we have options when we vote for our officers. This train hasn't event left the first station. People come and go, but infrastructure and IP are the true value of a company. This is why people are trying so hard to steal this company.
bionicjoe wrote: Even if Green Growth ups the offer there is still the problem of their lack of experience in the cannabis sector. On the surface their qualifications seem ideal and the makings of a profitable partnership for APHA shareholders. Good US management experienced in retail, backed by a billionaire family, but is it enough to want to open 300 kiosks in major malls when in reality you only have 1 store as negotiating power at this time. One can only imagine the sales 300 stores in major malls would generate. If those stores were being built as we speak then shareholders would be more open to an arrangement but how many times have we seen even the biggest companies fail to execute on their expansion plans. By accepting an amended GGB offer investors would be relying on hope instead of proven tangibles. Hope that GGB can pull off their vision of the combined companies. Is that enough?