NEXE Innovations Inc V.NEXE

Alternate Symbol(s): NEXNF

Forest Products Paper & Paper Products

NEXE Innovations Inc. is a Canada-based company, which operates as a manufacturer of fully compostable materials. The Company is focused on providing compostable material solutions and packaging to the business-to-business (B2B) segment to help businesses achieve their sustainability goals. It designs, manufactures, and commercializes fully compostable materials for everyday consumer product. It has developed a proprietary and patented compostable material that can withstand heat, pressure, and water. The Company's flagship product is its BPI-certified compostable single-serve beverage pods that are compatible with single-serve coffee-format machines (the NEXE Pods). The NEXE pod is compatible with major coffee brewing machines and is manufactured at the Company's vertically integrated facility based in North America. It provides compostable solutions for a variety of uses and products, including tea, yogurt cups, cosmetic, and pharma containers.

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Comment by TheeRookon Mar 23, 2021 2:07am

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RE:RE:RE:RE:Plan to move towards vertical integration

Big players have their own methods.

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Dunworkin2 wrote: There is a lot of information and interpretation in that news release. The biggest takeaway for me is that NEXE is moving to vertical integration to more reliably manage all 3 phases of their own XOMA coffee pod production.

The bigger questions I have are:
1) Is the XOMA coffee any good? the flavor?
2) Still waiting on news of a deal/JV with a major coffee producer (ie. Nestle, Maxwell House, etc).
Imo, I don't think that even after upgrading their facility they would have capacity to fill the order volume for a large coffee producer, but I could be wrong.