RE:The Colorado quonset cost $75 million - see belowLOL also keep in mind... 'Keeler's facts' include his buddies girlfriend who works at the 'Fort Collins' planning department...
You know...
The kind of people that would know something as odd as the place needs a new roof.
Cause you know, things like roof replacement require building permits... And somehow they must have already pulled a permit with the planning department that his buddies girlfriend randomly caught wind of...
Do you even hear yourself sometimes?
Go find some other 3 year old articles.
Keeler wrote: In January, Hexo and Molson launched cannabidiol drinks in Colorado under their brand Verywell to test the products before seeking new state CBD markets to enter.
St. Louis said the Colorado facility provides Hexo the ability to begin production and create new non-beverage cannabis consumer-packaged-goods partnerships.
While Hexo didn’t reveal any financial details about the facility in Friday’s statement, the company issued a shelf prospectus on May 7 that describes its plans to buy and retrofit a Colorado production site.
In the filing, Hexo said it expects the facility would cost US$6 million to buy, with another US$16.5–49.5 million in upgrade costs.
Hexo's Colorado quonset cost approx $55 million USD to buy and reonvate.
Converted to Canadian dollars, that's pretty darn close to $75 million - final cost could be more, could be less.
From what i heard from Fort Collins Planning Dept - the roof of the deserted warehouse may be in need of complete replacement.
But Keeler Broadcasting "The Truth" doesnt lie, pumptards lie, because they have no clue how to actually research a subject to support their accusations that I do.
A pumptad's standard (idiotic) response is "you're a liar, gfy" - but they post facts to refute my posts.