RE:RE:RE:RE:Irwin Simon Attracting Interested Whales & InstituionalsIS and JR are shoring up Canadian operations, which is vital. Most of A1 will be planted and producing come June, along with ECOE. Focus on automation, distribution, governance = EV.
bionicjoe wrote: From the outside we don't see it but Simon is quickly changing the corporate governance of Aphria for the better. If anybody thinks who cares then think again. You won't attract interest from established corporations if they see you aren't running a tight ship. We are talking about deals possibly worth over a billion after all. Maybe that's what scuttled a partnership when Vic Neufeld was in charge? Could be the talks broke down when the potential partner just didn't feel old Vic was looking after the store's details to their liking. Really, when you stop and think about it Simon isn't doing anything special. He's just putting Aphria on the track of good corporate governance where it should have been all along, no thanks to Neufeld. It may not be headline news but keeping your house in order will lead to all kinds of good things for shareholders down the road.