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Medmen Enterprises Inc MMNFQ

MedMen Enterprises Inc. is a retail cannabis company with an operational footprint in California, Nevada, Illinois, Massachusetts, and New York. The Company offers a robust selection of high-quality products, including MedMen-owned brands MedMen Red, Moss and LuxLyte, through its premium retail stores, proprietary delivery service, as well as curbside and instore pickup. MedMen Buds, a loyalty program, provides access to promotions, product drops and content. It produces and curates the consumer product assortment for retail operations in its local communities with services and engaging in-store experience, combined with reward, delivery, and e-commerce programs. It also offers buds rewards, where buds members earn points with every purchase, plus exclusive access to drops and deals. The Company also provides gift cards.


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Comment by Gaboraon Nov 25, 2019 12:06pm
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RE:Expecting Big Cash Flow in a New Growing Industry?

RE:Expecting Big Cash Flow in a New Growing Industry?
Yes, I and everyone here expects big cash flow.   Without cash flow to support the business, well my math says it's going to out of business. Got to pay the bills.  e.g. Rent, product, advertising, saleries, taxes.....  I could go on.

Not making a profit that's understandable for any new business. 

I quote: "Expecting an industry that is going through an expansion and growth phase to be making big profits is silly."

I agree 100% with you.  Turning a profit and and having cash flow is two different things.  Again, without cashflow your going to go broke.

If the cash flow is there then eventually profits will come.

The sector is promising. Time will tell.

Do your DD.

GLE

Do your homework.
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