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Acreage Holdings Inc C.ACRG.A.U

Alternate Symbol(s):  ACRHF | ACRDF | C.ACRG.B.U

Acreage Holdings, Inc. is a vertically integrated, multi-state operator in the United States cannabis industry. The Company’s operations include cultivating and processing cannabis plants, manufacturing branded consumer products, distributing cannabis flower and manufactured products, and retailing dosable cannabis products to consumers. It is offering a range of products from its flagship brand, The Botanist, for adult-use sales in New Jersey. It has also launched Botanist Vape Cartridges and Disposables in Illinois, as well as Superflux Cured Concentrates. Its brand also includes Prime Wellness. It owns and operates eight cultivation and processing facilities, one each in Illinois, Maine, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, respectively, and two in Massachusetts. The Company also owns 23 operational dispensaries in seven states. Its subsidiary, Universal Hemp, LLC, distributes, markets, and sells cannabidiol products.


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Comment by 55orbuston Dec 14, 2020 8:53pm
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RE:55orbust

RE:55orbust55, stop trying to educate this fool. He still thinks Canopy walked away from the 1st deal. Here you go Geo you brain dead buffoon. Acreage came to Canopy with their hat in their hand begging for money or they were going to go chapter 11. Canopy being a business is out to increase their shareholder value and offerred a $100,000,000 dollar loan, 50,000,000 up front and another 50,000,000. The caveat for the loan was to renegotiate the deal and although I own a sh!t load of Acreage, I feel Canopy was well positioned and intentioned with this renegotiation as the original deal was way to favorable for Acreage shareholders. I still think its a little rich right now at over a 100% premium but I will gladly take it. Canopy cannot walk away from the deal nor can they frustrate it as you say. The ball is in acreages hands and they either sink or swim because canopy will not provide any more funding beyond what they already have. So please stop your nonsense, you are embarrassing yourself.
geodcan wrote: You sure!  A lot of people thought the first deal was locked tight too.  You are right that they have an obligation to honour that deal until they frustrate it and threaten to walk.  Mutual consent was what bought the original deal down and Canopy lost a lot of respect for that and so did Acreage.  Canopy has already declared that they have an obligation and if they queered it again and focked over the Acreage guys one more time it would hurt Canopy bigtime.  In the meantime I have to wonder why Canopy has so much interest in Terrascend which is like Daddy flirting it up with the babysitter behind Momma's back.  Acreage needs a towncrier to turn them around and Canopy should support that unless they keep it down here or lower and just buy the shares on the open market when they lose fear of Fed action against potpreneurs and prior to an official triggering event whatever that may be.  The only thing holding Canopy back is their fear of stirring up the Feds but more and more I see the Feds honouring letting States run their own pot companies.  Canopy needs Acreage or another MSO and it is pretty clear to me that they have intentions for Terrascend too.  Acreage made some mistakes and dividended out money that they should have held on to but that politician is gone although he did put together the largest MSO in the US.  He paid too much and time changed the relevancy of the deal which resulted in the redo deal.  In the meantime the beancounters of Acreage are leaning out the red ink parts and picking up what they think are black ink parts with the promise of Canopy's branding deals, especially beverages could launch Acreage to profitability if they can get it done in front of the competition of which there are a lot that are hot on our donkey.  We are at the stage of seeing what the fundamentalists and bean counters can do for our bottomline and Acreage seems to have a big turd hanging over it.  I can't see Canopy walking away from the new deal after they put the effort into it to redo it and they need a US MSO to maintain their leadership as the world class International marijuana company that they are.  Waiting for that triggering event is killing some MSOs but Acreage has Canopy/Constellation backing.  glta and dyodd


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