Delta 9 Cannabis Inc DLTNF

Delta 9 Q2 report?

[knights101]

where is that report. This feels not normal

[golfyeti]

they have until end of day, no?

[2Early2Retire]

Relax folks. The Guidence said it was being released after Market close. This was posted on July 26th.  Nothing abnormal here.

[2Early2Retire]

...and it's the 16th, not today (15th).

[2Early2Retire]

I stand corrected on my last post. report today after close. Call tomorrow 1PM ET

[gnote1]

2022 Second Quarter Results Conference Call Delta 9 will release results for the second quarter of 2022 on August 15, 2022, after markets close. A conference call to discuss the above results is scheduled for August 16, 2022. The conference call will be hosted that day at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time by John Arbuthnot, Chief Executive Officer, and Jim Lawson, Chief Financial Officer, followed by a

[knights101]

SORRY EVERYONE I THOUGHT IT WAS TODAY THE 15TH..MY MISTAKE BUT GOT EVERYONE POSTING TODAY..I WAS WORRIED EVERYONE LEFT ME

[Northboy44]

Someone explain.  Three new stores all bought with share delution. Where is all the credit facility money  and private loans gone.  Still losing money quarter after quarter..wheres the money going.

[onemill]

My thoughts     Why 2more stores in Winnipeg   lets compete against ourselves? dont we have enough exposure there     $ 1,0706.24 more admin general cost on same sales as Q4($ 8921. A month more ) ?      26.54 % margin attained ( cost 1.00 sell1.36=roughly 26.47%)     my Experience- you either ceate more sales with less margin and

[golfyeti]

Thanks for chiming in. They are not canabilization sales, imo.  They are capturing existing and obviously well-established market share.  The NR said those stores are growing sales and EBITDA and earnings.  That's what matters.   But they are still overpaying.  They still pride themselves about the price to revenue ratio paid for stores i.e., 0.41 of

[StonksOnlyGoUp]

Justwanted to echo Golf yeti that captring existing successful stores is a good strategy because theyaren't opening new stores into a saturated enironment. Why do you think the company isn't managed well?  They've been steadily growing for years and as basically a new company it's not uncomon to take years to build enough to become profitable.  They were almost there and

[StonksOnlyGoUp]

Well Q1 this year saw a massive sales reduction likely due to customers cutting back on frivolous purchases and reacting to rising interest rates and record inflation.  Sales are still slower than I had hoped in Q2 but I am happy that they have rebounded. Aquiring stores and transisioning them costs money too.   I think if it hadn't been for the hyperinflationary environment