Hiku Brands Company Ltd. DJACF

British Columbia Non Medical Marijuana Plans Today

[WildenRider]

"Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General making the announcement this afternoon" As a consumer hope its close to Alberta's model. As an investor the more public licenses for HIKU outlets the better

[Becker55]

Do you happen to have a link to the website with this news? I can’t seem to find anything on it. Thanks!

[WildenRider]

Sorry cant paste the link but its in the top stories on castanet.net and TheProvince.com

[hotinfo]

here guys ! link and article ! Robert https://mailchi.mp/doja.life/hiku-welcomes-the-doja-brand-to-its-portfolio-of-premium-cannabis-5545131?e=cd15905d42 iku’s Licensed Cannabis Producer Receives Notification of Pre-Sales Inspection Hiku Brands Company Ltd. (“Hiku” or the “Company”) (CSE: Hiku), Canada’s first vertically-integrated cannabis brand house, is pleased to announce its wholly

[Becker55]

Thanks for posting this. With this great news it’s just a matter of time before the stock shoots upwards and onwards! Looking forward to seeing what this team can do.

[GoBlue2016]

That did not go well for TS or Hiku.  If there is a close association between LP and retail they CAN NOT sell that LPs product.  So TS in BC will not be able to sell Doja or Aph.  GoBlue

[WildenRider]

Watched it on BC One didn't see that, have the link? thanks

[Becker55]

Definitely not the best news when it comes down to HIKU at the moment. However this is a innovative and experienced team of people. A hurdle that can be overcome by HIKU I believe. I’m excited to see what the other provinces come up with.

[hassy]

Hey GoBlue, I would appreciate it if you could explain to a newbie (me..) why this is not good for TS/ doja. I read the media link and I got the impression that independent retail shop (ie. TS model) would flourish under the arrangement. BC Gov simply do not want cannibis be mixed up with alcohol...no?

[Extalliones]

He is referring to the following: "a person or company may have an interest in both a producer and a retailer. However, the LCLB will place restrictions on the business relationship between the producer and the retailer. Where there is a close association (financial or otherwise) between a licensed producer and a non-medical cannabis retail business, the retail business will be

[hassy]

ah. thanks.

[Brento1]

The new BC rules are good for the TS model as it existed pre HIKU. If one presumes that a large part of the consideration for Doja / TS combination was the financial benefits of vertical integation. In BC where both have their base operations, the new BC rules is not so great. The Hiku retail outlets (Doja+Tokyo Smoke merged entity) will not be allowed to sell Hiku LP product. Also most likely

[Jamanatron]

BC’s choice isn’t the best for Hiku  but I believe there are simple solutions to alleviate its effects such as cross promotional offers between Hiku Brands. Just throwing something off the top of my head. Pretty sure management at Hiku has many more elegant solutions to accommodate BC’s rules.