Post by
payt on Oct 23, 2018 3:50pm
Market Glut
Just some facts and figures.. " When combined with the Company's 80,000 plants per cycle, this combined 480,000 square feet of cultivation and production will result in annual cultivation of over 148,000 pounds." Price per pound.. "Dry Flower Buds = USD $2,799 per lb" 148,000 tines $2799 = $414,252,000.00 per year Trouble is the total market is only.. " According to State officials, Nevada's fast-growing marijuana industry had revenue in its first fully legalized year totaling $529.9 million, including $424.9 million for recreational use1.
Comment by
payt on Oct 23, 2018 3:59pm
Putting $414million sales into a $529.9 million market will not work.
Comment by
GreekRocket36 on Oct 23, 2018 5:22pm
great analysis, I was thinking the same way. But how about 50% discount to that? Would you be happy if the company generated $200m in revenues? At that level of sales, what the price/sales ratio and compare that to some of the other multi billion dollar high flyers. Also, being the largest greenhouse and an experienced greenhouse operator, these guys can kill the competition. Thought?
Comment by
NevadaBudKing on Oct 23, 2018 7:10pm
I think that the market is expected to continue to grow and a little competion is always good :) Trump is also looking to make policy change on Cannabis in the near future. Potentially enabling shipping across state lines. Can't wait to see this state of the art facility !
Comment by
payt on Oct 24, 2018 4:35am
These are the official figures as set out in the Oct. 23, 2018 news release.........." According to State officials, Nevada's fast-growing marijuana industry had revenue in its first fully legalized year totaling $529.9 million, including $424.9 million for recreational use." ......There is no official projected increase
Comment by
payt on Oct 24, 2018 4:59am
This address should work better -- https://www.cnn.com/search/?size=10&q=%20Aurora%20Cannabis%20
Comment by
MrTAteam on Oct 25, 2018 6:40pm
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