Let me ask the question againhttps://www.segra-intl.com/segra-enters-into-strategic-plant-genotyping-and-tissue-culture-agreement-with-sugarbud/ Segra was to be supplying the plant material for production at SUGR.
https://www.sugarbud.ca/invest/ There is no reference to Segra in the pdf and the facility map shows a mother room and clone room on pg 16.
On page 18 it talks of the vertical system but only shows the bottom level in production.
Vertical systems are prone to temp and workflow issues leaving the bottom level only worthwhile for production.
This leaves about 1,000 sq ft of production per room.
Current licensing is for 2 rooms = 2,000 sq ft for production.
A Micro-Cultivation has 2,000 sq ft for production.
Do you think a micro is worth a market cap of $13M?
SUGR has had three master growers leave in the last year.
My question is: are these characteristics of a company that is going to be a player in the game or another casualty of the cannabis implosion?
I'm going with option two.
Let's see how many posts you lay on this one to cover it up. lol