RE:ZFowlerLOL, you pick 3 metrics and the case is made! Unreal job Sherlock!
How about you look at the whole picture. Zena is at the mercy of their debt holders,14% interest on $50,000,000, royalties and 70 million shares. Zena, as of Q1 2020, doesn't have the cash to make it to the end of the year and have already kept diluting. Zena is going to make more money on propagation than actual cannabis sales. Zena dropped from a $6 stock to a $0.06 dollar stock in 14 months. Zena is selling facilities to make payments and cutting staff becuase management couldn't manage growth.
Delta time has cash on hand and low debt. Delta 9 is opening new retail locations and has a diversified business model. Delta 9 has insider ownership of more than 1/3 of the shares by two people. Delta 9 didn't grow too fast and isn't paying high interest on any debt. Delta 9 fell from over $2ish to $0.30ish, keeping a respectable market cap the entire time. Delta is not at the mercy of any debt holders and the management grew the company properly.
Zenabis management vs Delta 9 management, no brainer D9. Balance sheet wise, I take Delta 9 every time. Far better debt to equity ratio and better quick ratio by a mile. You talk sales, guess which company is actually profitable? Delta 9! You want to talk other sales ratios, tell me what the Return on assets is for each company. Delta 9 has 1/4 of Zena the assets and has 1/2 Zena sales.
Don't attack me because you aren't looking at the full picture.