AUXLY CANNABIS WKN: A2JNSX ISIN: CA05335P1099 Kürzel: XLY Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 25, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Auxly Cannabis Group Inc. (TSX.V: XLY) (OTCQX: CBWTF) (“Auxly” or the “Company”) today announced that its transaction (the “Transaction”) with Imperial Brands PLC (“Imperial Brands”) has closed. As announced on July 25, 2019, Imperial Brands invested C$123 million by way of a debenture pursuant to the Transaction, which is convertible into 19.9% ownership of Auxly. Imperial Brands grants Auxly global licenses to its vaping technology, access to its vapor innovation business, Nerudia, and will use Auxly as its exclusive partner for the future development, manufacture, commercialization, sale and distribution of cannabis products of any kind anywhere in the world. “We are delighted to announce the closing of this transaction to formally mark the start of our strategic partnership with Imperial Brands,” said Hugo Alves, Chief Executive Officer of Auxly. “We believe there is considerable opportunity for growth and value creation for both companies. We are looking forward to working with the incredibly strong team at Imperial Brands as we prepare to launch our portfolio of branded derivative products, formulated and manufactured at our subsidiary, Dosecann, later this year. We welcome Imperial Brands’ experience and expertise on our Board and on our Safety Committee to help ensure that all of our branded products are produced to Dosecann’s exacting standards of quality, safety and efficacy and earn the trust of Canadian consumers.” In connection with the closing of the Transaction, Auxly’s Board has added Conrad Tate as a new director and John Downing as a non-voting observer. They join Auxly’s existing directors: Chuck Rifici; Hugo Alves; Troy Grant; and Genevieve Young. Conrad Tate, Corporate Development Director, Imperial Brands Conrad joined Imperial Brands in 1998 having previously worked for a large regional law firm. He has held a number of senior legal and commercial roles in the business and was appointed Corporate Development Director in 2010. Conrad has played a key role in a number of significant transactions over the years, including the acquisition of Altadis, Commonwealth Brands, assets purchased by Imperial as part of the Reynolds American takeover of Lorillard and Nerudia. He has led Imperial Brands’ investigation, analysis and entry into the legal cannabis sector and is currently leading a major divestment program for Imperial Brands, which will realize proceeds of up to £2 billion. John Downing, Company Secretary, Imperial Brands John, a qualified solicitor, joined Imperial Brands in 2005 having previously worked for the law firm Linklaters. He has had a number of senior legal roles in Imperial Brands including playing a leading role in the Altadis acquisition and becoming Head of Group Legal in 2010. He has considerable experience in managing key corporate projects related to financing, business development and other commercial matters. In addition to his Group Company Secretary role at Imperial Brands, John also has responsibility for the Group’s governance, Code of Conduct, security and information security. “I’m thrilled to be closing this transaction with Auxly, a dynamic, highly skilled organization that has all the ingredients required for delivering success in the branded derivatives market and beyond,” said Conrad Tate, Corporate Development Director, Imperial Brands. “We’re excited by the opportunities this partnership offers and look forward to working with Auxly to build its business and realize its significant future growth potential.”

https://ryghub.com/2019/09/auxly-closes-c123-million-investment-and-rd-partnership-with-imperial-brands-and-strengthens-its-board/

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Bin ich blind oder hat keiner den 123 Mio Deal gepostet?

Hallo zusammen, hatte nach euren Einschätzungen zur Umsatzprognose 2020 gefragt; wäre für interessant. Jetzt traut euch mal. Danke!

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Auxly Cannabis Group Inc.'s transaction with Imperial Brands PLC has closed. As announced on July 25, 2019, Imperial Brands invested C$123 million by way of a debenture pursuant to the Transaction, which is convertible into 19.9% ownership of Auxly. Imperial Brands grants Auxly global licenses to its vaping technology, access to its vapor innovation business, Nerudia, and will use Auxly as its exclusive partner for the future development, manufacture, commercialization, sale and distribution of cannabis products of any kind anywhere in the world. "We are delighted to announce the closing of this transaction to formally mark the start of our strategic partnership with Imperial Brands," said Hugo Alves, Chief Executive Officer of Auxly. "We believe there is considerable opportunity for growth and value creation for both companies. We are looking forward to working with the incredibly strong team at Imperial Brands as we prepare to launch our portfolio of branded derivative products, formulated and manufactured at our subsidiary, Dosecann, later this year. We welcome Imperial Brands' experience and expertise on our Board and on our Safety Committee to help ensure that all of our branded products are produced to Dosecann's exacting standards of quality, safety and efficacy and earn the trust of Canadian consumers." In connection with the closing of the Transaction, Auxly's Board has added Conrad Tate as a new director and John Downing as a non-voting observer. They join Auxly's existing directors: Chuck Rifici; Hugo Alves; Troy Grant; and Genevieve Young. Conrad Tate, Corporate Development Director, Imperial Brands Conrad joined Imperial Brands in 1998 having previously worked for a large regional law firm. He has held a number of senior legal and commercial roles in the business and was appointed Corporate Development Director in 2010. Conrad has played a key role in a number of significant transactions over the years, including the acquisition of Altadis, Commonwealth Brands, assets purchased by Imperial as part of the Reynolds American takeover of Lorillard and Nerudia. He has led Imperial Brands' investigation, analysis and entry into the legal cannabis sector and is currently leading a major divestment program for Imperial Brands, which will realize proceeds of up to pounds sterling2 billion. John Downing, Company Secretary, Imperial Brands John, a qualified solicitor, joined Imperial Brands in 2005 having previously worked for the law firm Linklaters. He has had a number of senior legal roles in Imperial Brands including playing a leading role in the Altadis acquisition and becoming Head of Group Legal in 2010. He has considerable experience in managing key corporate projects related to financing, business development and other commercial matters. In addition to his Group Company Secretary role at Imperial Brands, John also has responsibility for the Group's governance, Code of Conduct, security and information security. "I'm thrilled to be closing this transaction with Auxly, a dynamic, highly skilled organization that has all the ingredients required for delivering success in the branded derivatives market and beyond," said Conrad Tate, Corporate Development Director, Imperial Brands. "We're excited by the opportunities this partnership offers and look forward to working with Auxly to build its business and realize its significant future growth potential."

Wagt jemand von euch eine Umsatzprognose für 2020? Da wird ja teilweise von 150 - 180 Mio. CAD gesprochen. Was sind eure Erwartungen und auf welche Basis? Ich könnte mir so 12 Mio. in Q1 2020, 18 Mio. in Q2 2020, Q3 25 Mio. Q4 35 - 40 Mio. vorstellen. D.h. ca. 95 Mio. CAD für 2020 total. Denke ab Q3 kann sicher mehr gehen, wegen Sunens.Uruguay hab ich nicht berücksichtigt, das ist politisch und ich habe da kein Gefühl. Danke für eure Einschätzungen/ Anmerkungen

Alf und wichel, das Seuchen-Gespann ist wieder online. Kann man die irgendwie auf ignore setzen? Nervt echt, mit welchem Halbwissen die immer so tun, als hätten sie eine Spur von Ahnung.

https://ryghub.com/2019/09/auxly-announces-closing-of-previously-announced-84-million-credit-facilities-through-its-joint-venture-partner-sunens-farms-inc/

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Die Vermögenswerte gehören Auxly und die Anlage ist zu 90 Prozent fertig. Auxly wird die Anlage voraussichtlich fertig stellen und hat dann die volle Kontrolle über die Anlage. Aber man kann natürlich immer versuchen schlechte Stimmung zu verbreiten. Ausserdem ist die Nachricht von gestern und hat sich nicht auf den Kurs ausgewirkt weil es die Aktionäre nicht negativ sehen.

16.146.162,66 US-$ (inklusive Zinsen) und die Zahl wächst mit jedem Tag, an dem die Schulden nicht zurückgezahlt werden ;) 🙈

mal sehen, was man für die Forderung von 16 Mio noch an assets bekommt... Die Kohle jedenfalls ist wohl scheinbar weg. Bin wirklich gespannt, welche Firmen in der Branche noch alle so pleite gehen und wann die ersten großen Korrekturen der intangible assets und goodwills kommt.

https://thedeepdive.ca/auxly-cannabis-files-notice-of-foreclosure-on-curative-cannabis-begins-motions-to-obtains-assets/ ...