RE:Aleafia is betting on the Canfor deal and other Union deals Agreed, I think thats why Geoff said that before entering new markets that they had planned to develop our market here in Canada. I also think thats why they're creating so many new SKU's with our new brands. When you consider the vast demographic of these union members, they will have different wants in regards to formats. And with our analytical data from patients we can actually offer them specific strains and terpenes catered to their medical needs. I think largely this is why UNIFOR chose us. I think our medical game is literally about to take off.
On the adult rec side, I think I heard Geoff mention in one of the presentations that we we're starting to offer bigger formats, along with blend formats for bulk (kind of like what hexo just started doing). The big difference, we do it cheaper by far.
We have the means to produce cheaper than anyone in the industry, but sadly people dont have patience and right as we're starting to get this all together we see the SP where it is.
As you say, we've never had to scale down operations, and we're right on the cusp of realizing the fruits of our labour. Everyone has a choice, and this has the potential.
But some lack the stomach, and some lack the intelligence. Go big girl Horsey Go!
vinneyquaw2 wrote: to bring this company to respectability. If Aleafia fails this revenue stream we will be in big trouble?
Just my point of view, but thats what i'm taking away when i read the Q1 financial report and listened to the financial reports broadcast. Aleafia can grow and grow cheaply, but they obviously need the revenue streams to sell their products. I personally think medical is a great revenue stream, and it might just be Aleafias salvation. So far Aleafia hasn't had to scale back like all the bigs, but that will all change if Aleafia doesn't find dependable revenue streams to sell what they grow.
I think this could be a make or break year for Aleafia they have to start making money or they will run out and will have to dilute to generate operating capital - hopefully management can turn things around - fingers crossed!