RE:The significance of growing royalties. CFR, I'll certainly admit my math was lazy. I am not short or a soft basher or whatever else folks are calling it these days. I am a realist. Investors who like things in black and white usually dislike my posts because at times I am critical of companies in my portfolio.
Here's some archived linear math for you from sedar.
Royalties and licensing fee revenue
2019 $735K
2020. $835K (13.6% YoY growth)
Q1 21 $320K
Q2 21 $163K
This company has been in the business of selling these machines for over 10 years and these are the royalties and implied growth rate you are excited about? Please instead of dismissing me as "the respondent" and an uninformed short help me understand why on earth this is the exciting part of the business. As I have said before, if the cannabis segment turns on meaningfully that could definitely impact the royalty and, therefore, the margin profile for the machine segment. Frankly I'm far more curious to see how they turn on the tolling and Nutradried B2B segments and if they can mend the B2C nutradried segment. That's my take.