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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 k0d3r3don Apr 01, 2019 1:21pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:Canadian Securities Exchange?

RE:RE:RE:RE:Canadian Securities Exchange?https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/tmx-unlikely-to-change-u-s-exposure-rules-for-pot-stocks-cibc-1.1225561


k0d3r3d wrote: TSX will not soften their stance, losing some companeis to CSE is the cost of having a higher standard. TSX attracts larger institutional investors who know that the companies listed have specific standards that have to be met. Which reduces risk. Aurora went as far as seperating the company into two so they can stay listed on the TSX.  https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/aurora-cannabis-australis-capital-1.4713778


Wiseowl50 wrote: Yes but it Is very difficult,as a matter of fact listed companies under TSX rules are precluded from doing business with American cannabis companies. That is why these companies are listed on the CSE, so Grow is stuck if it starts to build out a U,S. cannabis business.  Maybe TSX  and TSXV  will start to soften their position because they have experienced an exodus of companies to the CSE.  I doubt we will see a change at the federal level in the U.S for sometime.  




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