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Atlas Global Brands Inc AGBIF

Atlas Global Brands Inc. is a global cannabis company operating in Canada and Israel with expertise across the cannabis value chain, including cultivation, manufacturing, marketing, and distribution. The Company distributes to seven countries: Australia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Israel, Norway, and the United Kingdom. In addition to a differentiated product mix, the Company operates two licensed cannabis facilities: a European Union-Good Manufacturing Practice (EU-GMP) facility in Chatham, ON, and a GACP and IMC-GAP facility in Stratford, ON. Its brands include D*gg Lbs, GreenSeal, and Electric Lettuce. The Company offers product selection, including full-spectrum, pharma-grade, high-cannabinoid cannabis oils, large format pre-rolls and milled flower offerings. Its subsidiaries include Cambrosia Ltd., Tlalim Papo Ltd., Pharmacy Baron Ltd., R.J. Regavim Ventures Ltd., AgMedica Bioscience Inc., and others.


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Comment by Waldo0on May 17, 2005 9:59am
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Post# 9043994

RE: Share consolidation, expect price to be .005$

RE: Share consolidation, expect price to be .005$The stock is already getting pummelled so if it hits .01, then perhaps they'll get the hint that a r/s in this scenario is totally useless. whoopdeedoo a whopping 10 cents a share. How attractive can that be to investors who eye this one for the first time? They'll just laugh and say, you voted for a 10 to 1 r/s at what price??? I'll chock this one up as a mistake for me and hope that at some point I get my money back. Isn't worth crying over but it's too bad the market lets companies get away with this type of activity. Paul
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