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1hot-techwomanon May 07, 2019 10:18am
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RE:RE:RE:New revised target of $2.00 now for Vivo Cannabis !!!
RE:RE:RE:New revised target of $2.00 now for Vivo Cannabis !!!srtman03 wrote: 1hot-techwoman wrote: srtman03 wrote: Vivo Cannabis has a 141 per cent upside, says PI Financial /May 1, 2019/ by Jayson MacLean PI Financial analyst Jason Zandberg is pulling back the reins while still remaining positive about Vivo Cannabis (Vivo Cannabis Stock Quote, Chart TSXV:VIVO). On Tuesday, Zandberg published an update on Vivo which reiterated his Buy rating but with the reduced target of $2.00 (previously $2.50). Napanee, Ontarios Vivo Cannabis reported its fourth quarter and year ended December 2018 financials on Tuesday, coming in with net revenue for the year of $9.7 million and an adjusted EBITDA loss of $17.8 million. The company ended 2018 with cash and short-term investments excluding equity investments of $74.8 million. For the quarter, Zandberg says the $5.8-million in revenue, although up 156 per cent from the previous quarter, was below his estimate of $10.1 million. EBITDA of negative $7.3 million compared to last years Q4 loss of $8.0 million, while EPS for the quarter was negative $0.02 compared to $0.07 a year earlier. VIVO revenues were less that we modelled but there were a few bright spots; Canna Farms, the Hope, BC based company that VIVO acquired in 2018, contributed the majority of the revenue for the quarter and the balance sheet shows a huge cash and short-term investments balance of $74.8 million, says Zandberg. Zandberg notes a few of the companys successes over the year, including maintaining its 18,000-person active patient list from both Canna Farms and Beacon Medical, receiving Health Canada approval for the expansion of facilities at Hope, BC, and Napanee, and international expansion through its German and Australian subsidiaries. The analyst has lowered his estimates for fiscal 2019 and 2020, calling for revenue of $29.9 million and $62.5 million, respectively (previously $32.8 million and $81.0 million) and EBITDA of negative $20.1 million and negative $2.1 million, respectively (previously $2.4 million and $24.8 million). Zandberg is now introducing 2021 estimates of a $104.6-million top line and $20.6 million in EBITDA. Zandbergs $2.00 target represented a 12-month return on investment of 140.9 per cent at the time of publication.
Yes it all make sence now.....lol
Yea wow big fukin deal now at $2.00 target ! Impressive !! Ask the poor souls who bought the bought the bought deal at $3.50 ! Pathetic is an understatement for this company!!! Bring on a buyout north of $1.50 and im gone....... In may of 2017 we IPO'd at $1.50 and here were are today....anyone that think this is good is either new here or an idiot !!! Raise all the money at higher levels and sit back and say were working on it...LOL Yes you sure are Barry Fishman...hey but Karma is a Biatch !!
Sad is an understatement with Vivo. I really thought these guys were more on the ball than this? I'd welcome a buyout now..... :(