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HEXO Equities Warrants Exp 2 Apr 2024 T.HEXO.W.A

Hexo Corp. is a Canada-based consumer packaged goods cannabis company. The Company is engaged in cultivating, processing, packaging, and distributing cannabis products to serve the cannabis market. The Company serves the Canadian recreational market with a brand portfolio, including HEXO, Redecan, UP Cannabis, Original Stash, 48North, Trail Mix, Bake Sale and Latitude brands, and the medical market under HEXO medical cannabis in Canada and Israel. Its HEXO brand offers a range of flower strains, discreet capsules, and convenient vapes, including the HEXO FLVR lineup of flavor-first vapes, and HEXO Plus high potency flower, exclusive to Quebec. Its brand Namaste is a recreational cannabis brand for mindful consumers.


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Comment by Keeleron May 02, 2023 8:33am
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RE:Mute "little q " and keeler, and Stockhouse

RE:Mute "little q " and keeler, and Stockhouse The government didn't require Hexo to buy a bankrupt Zenabis or a bankrupt 48N - when they had 1million sq ft of their own 'still never used' B9 in Gatineau.
That was stupidity and incompetent management.

If a company builds a business plan on what they think an industry should be - instead of common sense and proper due diligence - then they SHOULD fail. The companies got caught up in the hype instead of dealing in reality - the market corrected them. 

Infused beverages failed because noone wants them - not because you could only buy 4 at a time. Now you can buy more of what you dont want?


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