RE:RE:Auxly CEO, Hugo Alves Speaking
SCQuin wrote: Hugo will be speaking to institutional investers at this conference. Hopefully, beating the drum here does not translate to more dilution.....thoughts?
On this we agree, SCQuin. I'd prefer, no further dilution. I'm pretty sure we all feel the same on that note.
That said,you can bet that any further dilution will have a bloody good reason behind it. i.e. acquisition for entry into Quebec might be a reason. You know, like having cash in hand to purchase Sunens and carry operations through the turn to profit was good reasons.
Aside from something like that we shouldn't need a large raise. Anything small could be covered by the ATM financing facility already in place.
850,000,000 shares issued is getting up there but look at Sundial with 2 billion. Share count isn't the be all end all of fundamental analysis. It's one aspect that is rationalized. For me it's not the number of shares I hold that counts but rather the total value of the holding. If investment monies raised are applied in a manner that improves the company's valuation, then cash raises can be of benefit to investors, in the long term. That's why it's called investment.
Auxly is only short strokes away from becoming a shining beacon of success in the distopian wreckage that the mj space has become. Somebody has to WIN this market over. My money's on Auxly. They understand what it means to compete and they're primed for the fight.
We'll see.
If market share and total volume of sales keep increasing like they have, margins aside we end up EBITDA positive sooner than later.
Anything is possible.
Here's a question for you. If it came down to it and more capital were to be required would you prefer financing with dilution or debt in the form of a loan? Why?
Both have the potential to impact share price and let's face it, share price is the primary concern of day traders.
A lot will depend on the delivery date and commissioning of the packaging line for Kolab Project. The transition to pre-roll sales is already pickin up steam and Back Forty is quickly becoming one of the most talked about brands.
The winds of timing and momentum favour AUXLY's bid to succeed where others are failing. It's kinda like surfing, If we can catch this wave Auxly's looking at a long profitable ride crouched in the tube of commerce.
It's a matter of execution at this point. Whatever it takes!!
Hang in there mates!
cheers