Aleafia Health Inc ALEAF

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Aleafia Health Inc. is a federally licensed Canadian cannabis company offering cannabis products in Canadian adult-use and medical markets and in select international markets. The Company is engaged in the production, sale, and distribution of cannabis. It operates a virtual medical cannabis clinic staffed by physicians and nurse practitioners which provide health and wellness services across Canada. The Company operates two licensed cannabis production facilities and operates a strategically located distribution center all in the province of Ontario, including the largest, outdoor cannabis cultivation facility in Canada. The Company produces a diverse portfolio of cannabis and cannabis derivative products including dried flower, pre-roll, milled, vapes, oils, capsules, edibles, sublingual strips and topicals. It markets and sells cannabis products through regulated intermediaries into selected international markets, tactically sells cannabis products into Canadian wholesale markets.

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Comment by ReaIistDontalkmon Oct 15, 2021 7:51am

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ReaIistDontalkm wrote:

ReaIistDontalkm wrote:

KeyserShose wrote: LOL!

Toweringmars wrote: LMFAO any excuse to talk about yourself or debentures and you just cant help yourself. I tell ya, if your grandkids ever need to play hide and seek all one has to do is yell debentures and you're old as$s will come hobbling out' the woodworks in a fevered rant about gas money and sunfires.

Calm down Gilligan.
Dont drop your dentures.

rad10 wrote:

I still lie about owning a few debentures bought at 60 cents on the dollar for > 13% yield (without capital appreciation).

Debs are trading over 80cents on the dollar - any recapitalisation is anticipated will involve a large equity stake. It may be best to bank gains on the debentures and watch from afar. Liquidity is a problem though.