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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Australis Capital Inc C.AUSA

Alternate Symbol(s):  AUSAF

Australis Capital Inc. is a multi-state operator in the cannabis industry in the United States. The Company is involved in the cannabis and horticultural industries in the United States and abroad. It is focused on brands and cannabis licenses in states with favorable economics. The Company also operates an engineering consulting firm. The Company advises on greenhouse design, build and... see more

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Australis Capital Inc > Aurora ALPS-Interesting Article
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Post by oilcan2012 on Nov 03, 2020 10:23am

Aurora ALPS-Interesting Article

Of note, the compenstaion/bonus model is interesting??

"Instead, Aurora’s acquisition of Larssen illustrates the lack of focus demonstrated by the largest cannabis companies: Were they in the business of delighting customers, building greenhouses or selling stock?

Three years later, Aurora quietly admitted in a regulatory filing it was selling Larssen back to its original owner “for a nominal amount.”  "In the case of at least Aurora, executive bonuses at the time were partially tied to building cannabis production in Canada and establishing new facilities outside Canada, a regulatory filingshows.

That created an incentive for executives to not only pursue M&A to build up production capacity but also to continue building out their own massive facilities.

They were effectively incentivized to build greenhouses, fueling investor – not consumer – demand."

More at:

https://mjbizdaily.com/how-canadian-cannabis-firms-lost-millions-on-bad-greenhouse-deals/

Comment by SPLENDID12 on Nov 03, 2020 12:08pm
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Comment by Smokininvesta on Nov 03, 2020 6:26pm
Insane. A pump and dump of the grandest scale. The architects are what you get if you vote with the dissidents.  The existing management were part time board members who are now full time c suite. They got on the board due to their resumes so with them now fully in control it's clearly the best path forward. That's how I'm voting. And watching AUsA closely going into the AGm as ...more  
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