I just wanted to put a little food for thought out there while we wait on financials. I done a little speculation on potential values and ask that if somebody see something out of whack to please comment. As per the April 20 2020 news referencing our Ontario based extraction agreement shown below I've based some assumptions on possible outlooks.
- $16M of projected revenue.
- Paul had referenced (on Twitter) about extractors generating revenue on distillate at $8,000 per Kg
- 15t of dried flowers = 15,000kg
$32M / $8,000 per kg = 4,000kg of distillate = 3.75Kg of flower produces 1Kg of distillate
My assumption is they are splitting the revenues 50/50 = $32M for 15t of premium flower.
That is a renewing contract every year or every 15t , which ever comes first.
That contract ends in less then two months.
Have they completed this yet?
This is gross not net revenue.
Just looking for feedback.
Nextleaf Solutions Ltd (CSE: OILS) has signed an extraction agreement with an Ontario cannabis producer, which will see the producer utilize its licensed greenhouse for cannabis cultivation to be further processed by Nextleaf.
As per the agreement, the cannabis producer will cultivate cannabis for Nextleaf, who will then further process and refine the flowers into CBD oils and distilled THC. Then, the refined product will be sold to wholesalers for further distribution to the cannabis market, with sale proceeds divided between Nextleaf and its cultivating client.
The agreement has a duration of one year or once 15 metric tons of cannabis flower has been produced – whichever occurs first. The agreement will automatically renew by each yearly term thereafter. Nextleaf is anticipating that this agreement has the possibility to generate approximately $16 million in gross revenue for the company.