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Aurora Cannabis Inc T.ACB

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.ACB.WS.U | ACB

Aurora Cannabis Inc. is a Canada-based medical cannabis company. The Company's principal business lines are focused on the production, distribution, and sale of cannabis related products in Canada and internationally. The Company’s segments include Canadian Cannabis, European Cannabis and Plant Propagation. The Company's adult-use brand portfolio includes Aurora Drift, San Rafael '71, Daily Special, Whistler, Being and Greybeard, as well as CBD brands, Reliva and KG7. Its medical cannabis brands include MedReleaf, CanniMed, Aurora and Whistler Medical Marijuana Co, as well as international brands, Pedanios, Bidiol and CraftPlant. Its cannabis products are primarily cultivated and manufactured in the facilities in Edmonton, Alberta; Bradford Ontario; Pemberton, British Columbia, and Odense, Denmark. The Company is focused on offering its cannabis products to global medical cannabis market, recreational cannabis market and global hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) markets.


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Comment by Mdaw94on Apr 20, 2019 1:35pm
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Mdaw94 wrote:
Homestretch4me wrote: Have you read the terms of the Germany deal that you're terrific management team locked up. You get to spend countless Millions on a facility to supply a station wagon full of weed for dirt cheap. Your management is so smart they undercut their largest margin Market. No one has posted any news about patents that Aurora holds or has pending. No one has posted any news on clinical trials that Aurora is conducting. Bruce played rope-a-dope with you fools. He kept pumping up Germany all the while working on a way to get into the US market. Your management team spent over four billion dollars making Acquisitions in Canada and still lag behind canopy by 10% in the overall Canadian Market. Check the last quarterly reports. Aurora had approximately 20% of the market and canopy had 30%. Canopy of spending 3.4 billion dollars to gain the largest footprint in the US. We already have you beaten Canada and you're not even a player in the US. If you want to be a player in the US on the same scale as canopy you'll have to come up with roughly 400 million shares. Currently it's costing us less than a hundred million shares. Fully diluted I believe it's approximately 150 million shares. That's a difference between a real market leader and I want to be a market leader.
Homestretch4me wrote: Uneducated Aurora investors. Canopy was the first cannabis company to become GMP certified in Canada. Look it up ding dong.
Mdaw94 wrote:
Homestretch4me wrote: You Aurora investors really are uneducated when it comes to the cannabis space. Canopy is heads and tails ahead of Aurora when it comes to real medical cannabis. Canopy has a boatload of patents approved and pending. Canopy also has some phase IIB medical trials in progress. Be careful because Aurora might get shut out of the real medical market once DIN (that's drug identification numbers for you Aurora investors) numbers start getting issued after real medical trials are finished. I encourage all of you to research the number of patents and clinical trials that each company has underway. I think you will be very disappointed in your management team once you find out the truth. Right now every cannabis company can sell what they claim to be medical cannabis but when the clinical trials are finished, that will no longer be the case. Companies will need DIN numbers in order to make medical claims. Aurora is light years behind.
12CenterLine wrote: From what I can see is that you are very near sighted. You need to understand that the cannabis infused beverage industry will be a fad. Sure there is opportunity to make money but that isn't where the real market is. It is and has always been on the medical side. Better margins and the Pharma application for cannabis will trump the beverage industry hands down. Our demographic is getting older and the baby boomers are looking for now, more than ever,non traditional ways to cure their ailments.


Homestretch4me wrote: That's exactly my point. Canopy's management was able to broker a 5 billion dollar deal on their own while Aurora's management has had to ask for help. It is tough to get a partner when you have had reckless dilution and have over a billion shares. Let's see what Nelson can broker that your management team couldn't. Have you asked yourself why other smaller companies like Hexo and Cronos were able to get partnerships/deals? Why did a lot of fortune 500 companies pass on Aurora?
mozzarella wrote: $Nelson Petlz and his connections$ is who you need to chat with not a message board concerning your silly antics .... you have no ideal do you? 


Homestretch4me wrote:
320,000,000 shares is what it would cost Aurora to do a deal like Canopy just did. You guys are now stuck spinning your wheels because you have no cash.

 

 

 

 


Medical marijuana? Canopy? are they going to sell this from converted tomato farms lol. The German government would not even consider them. Something to do with EU GMP I guess. Crop loss and tomato bugs won’t help with all there “DIN” testing would it? I don’t know I don’t smoke tomato bugs. The only deal canopy did was sell out to the US even before legalization. Now with this Acreage deal 300 mil for the “rights” then 3.5 billion in a mostly shares deal( there words) fully deleted they are on there way to a billion shares outstanding as well . Have you done any DD on Acreage? You really should . 41 percent premium on top of overvaluation? Ouch that’s a lotta good will to some shareholders. But not you. I suspect Canapys stock to continue to average down imo. But hopefully not . I would like to see the whole industry do well

 

 

It’s locking up market share in Germany where the 83 million people have access to federally funded health care that fully reimburses medical mj. Soon they will likely legalize rec. EU GMP is the bar not GMP. It’s the highest standard. If it’s clinical studies your having trouble finding just google Aurora Cannabis clinical trials (currently over 40 including cancer and epilepsy studies) or read an ER. Should be fun comparing margins and production capacity in a couple weeks.You do remember Canapy stock piling prior to Oct 17 which contributed heavily to first legal Q sales. Aurora has been in the US already for awhile with the spin off Ausa ( stands for Aurora USA) which has been doing nicely for ACB share holders and hasn’t cost us a thing. Not bashing Canapy they do some good as well. Just like to use it as a sounding board 

Acb has the option to acquire Ausa below market cap
CGC will pay 3x today’s MC for Acreage. So for the deal to benefit CGC shareholders Acreages MC must triple and US must legalize 
Typically when news of a buyout hits the market SP for the company being bought goes up right? How did Acreage close Thursday?
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