RE:RE:RE:RE:Record SalesYou answer all your own questions Ped, with a few wrenchs thrown in to gum up reality so hard to tell what you ask or don't but there is plenty pertinent info available in the mix with every quarterly....the company has made material changes like from B2B to CPG, med to mainly rec and direct to shelf marketing. These are major changes in operation and they are not made easily nor overnight...let alone with lockdowns and nothing but obstruction by the government roll out of the sector...still little to no clean up of the BM and way behind in openning retail outlets, of which has been the most disfunctional pretty well since Beena came onboard.
The value of this company has always been there, with quality product as the hallmark of the company and of the hghest demand in this industry now and moreso as the industry evovles and grows. The sector has suffered from the same across the board in varying degrees far off their ever receding 52wk highs...and none of which have undergone a material market change the likes of from B2B to rec, in the middle of the lockdown insanity.
FIRE has been very transparent about what they are doing and why, the period of time and market conditions are out of their control....and the only fair avenue of communicating this to the SHs and potential SHs is to state the facts, no fluff/ bullshite, in quarterlies and tel cons. Nobody wants plastic SPs, hype and bullshite.
The investment from MMCap and continued support from Moore, La Brier et al speaks volumes of where Beena is and where she is going and by the sounds of things so do most of the long term investors. OGI is of no value in comparison other than the sector... FIRE is realizing profit at maybe 20% of full production and will be in a totally different focus sector wide as we see 50% and north of there in the coming months.
Everyone needs to do their DD and buy, sell or hold accordingly but those wasting their time trying to pick fly shite out of pepper here will only end up with fly shite, while those that own will realize gain. JMHO...Opt
Pedal2themetal7 wrote: Langley facility expected oil bottling 1,000,000 bottles per year
Langley facility expected vape cartriges 1,500,000 per year
Kincardine expected packaging 48,000 containers per day
Kincardine expected cultivation 50,000 kg per year
Sorry I experienced a technical glitch, the above noted is what I'm interested about. Since the restructuring began different numbers have been presented, and it was suggested the company would be producing product they are capable of selling.
Investors have been waiting for a very long time for this company to produce at full capacity, their site support the above figures as expected performance.
As an investor it would be valuable information to know if they believe the above noted can be achived, I don't need guidance but some information supporting the proposed expected figures. Why are they only at this meager level, is it a production, distribution, management issue!!!!
On paper this company should be with at a much higher MC and SP, the above noted figureS support this company being competitive with the likes of organigram!!!! and they could acheive the above could surpass Organigram.
If the management team is so experienced and efficient, why are we sitting at .16.
Q2 should be interesting. IMHO