RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:It's a great mystery Safe banking will allow for a lot of institutional investors to enter the sector.
It will also allow for dispensaries and cannabis companies to use debit, credit, etc. Operating in all cash is a significant burden for a lot of cannabis companies.
As an example, Tinley doesn't get paid from co-packers and for their own brand until dispensaries sell the products and the cash delivered back to Tinley. With the exception of SuLo Distribution who pays upfront for the brands they sell.
Funding will be provided by BLH, they'll likely execute their majority ownership option.
The company can secure funding outside of BLH if they need to, but seeing how everything is taking shape Blaze won't allow any other investors to take a significant holding to maintain direction of the company.
Lastly, unlike Canopy, Tilray, and 99% of other cannabis companies Tinley's on the verge of being profitable or cash-flow positive. And they only sell beverages, so they're not distracted by other sub-sectors of the industry.