DIXIE BRANDS INC. Forum: Community User: four_twenty

so bin raus hier,es hat sich wohl ausgedixiet

Bin ich bei dir. Dich derzeit steckt zu wenig Substanz dahinter, als das der Wert die generelle Lage am Aktienmarkt gut aushalten würde. Ich mag Dixie und ihre Produkte. Machen gute Arbeit würde ich meinen. Stehen trotzdem noch weit am Anfang, sodass sie getraded werden oder Investoren ihre Gewinne abziehen

@Siemenz glaubst du echt nicht, dass Dixie mit ihren Produkten und Tochterunternehmen den Nerv der Zeit drift? Also ich bin total vom Grundkontept überzeugt. Wenn die Legalisierung in ganz USA durch ist, wird ein Großteil der Leute das Zeug nicht mehr nur rauchen sondern toll verarbeitete Produkte konsumieren

Marklage. Alle kleinen ohne große Erfolge gehen gen Süden. Würde ich persönlich nicht viel drauf geben

Versteh nicht warum hier keine Bewegung kommt. Das Unternehmen stellt sich immer besser auf und holt wichtige Leute ins Unternehmen.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dixie-brands-secures-alaska-distribution-110000891.html

Dixie Brands Hires CPG Veteran Greg Robbins as Chief Financial Officer DENVER, June 4, 2019 /CNW/ - Dixie Brands Inc. ("Dixie" or "the Company") (CSE: DIXI.U), (OTC: DXBRF), (Frankfurt: 0QV), one of the cannabis industry's leading consumer packaged goods ("CPG") companies, today announced that Greg Robbins will join the Company as Chief Financial Officer effective June 24th. Mr. Robbins most recently served as Vice President of Finance at the U.S. headquarters of leading energy drinks manufacturer Red Bull. "We are pleased to welcome Greg Robbins to our executive team at the early stages of what we expect to be a sustained period of expansion," said Chuck Smith, CEO of Dixie Brands. "Greg has been a financial executive at other companies undergoing rapid growth, and his experience will be valuable as we continue to scale our business and build a leadership team second to none." Greg Robbins is a seasoned financial executive and Certified Public Accountant with more than 25 years of experience in the CPG, telecommunications and professional services sectors. He held increasingly senior financial management roles at Red Bull North America for more than a decade, culminating in the VP Finance position from 2013-2019. In that capacity his responsibilities included treasury management, optimization of the facilities portfolio and providing insights relating to market trends, pricing, production volume, planning and supply chain. From 2000-2008, Mr. Robbins held several financial management positions at multinational communications company Nokia Mobile Phones, including Global Controller, Enterprise Solutions Sales and Marketing. He graduated with a B.A. in Business Administration and a Masters in Professional Accounting from the University of Texas, and spent the first six years of his career with Ernst & Young LLP. Mr. Robbins' experience will be crucial in managing the complex requirements associated with the reporting, cost control and financial management of a global manufacturing and distribution company like Dixie Brands. He will also be a key member of the executive team responsible for guiding the Company's expansion and brand acquisition strategy. James Feehan, who has served as Dixie's Interim CFO since September 2018, will remain with the Company to facilitate an orderly transition. Chuck Smith stated, "I would like to extend my thanks to Jim Feehan, who has led our finance function through several major events including a Series C financing, reverse take-over and public listing."

Dixie Brands Hires CPG Veteran Greg Robbins as Chief Financial Officer DENVER, June 4, 2019 /CNW/ - Dixie Brands Inc. ("Dixie" or "the Company") (CSE: DIXI.U), (OTC: DXBRF), (Frankfurt: 0QV), one of the cannabis industry's leading consumer packaged goods ("CPG") companies, today announced that Greg Robbins will join the Company as Chief Financial Officer effective June 24th. Mr. Robbins most recently served as Vice President of Finance at the U.S. headquarters of leading energy drinks manufacturer Red Bull. "We are pleased to welcome Greg Robbins to our executive team at the early stages of what we expect to be a sustained period of expansion," said Chuck Smith, CEO of Dixie Brands. "Greg has been a financial executive at other companies undergoing rapid growth, and his experience will be valuable as we continue to scale our business and build a leadership team second to none." Greg Robbins is a seasoned financial executive and Certified Public Accountant with more than 25 years of experience in the CPG, telecommunications and professional services sectors. He held increasingly senior financial management roles at Red Bull North America for more than a decade, culminating in the VP Finance position from 2013-2019. In that capacity his responsibilities included treasury management, optimization of the facilities portfolio and providing insights relating to market trends, pricing, production volume, planning and supply chain. From 2000-2008, Mr. Robbins held several financial management positions at multinational communications company Nokia Mobile Phones, including Global Controller, Enterprise Solutions Sales and Marketing. He graduated with a B.A. in Business Administration and a Masters in Professional Accounting from the University of Texas, and spent the first six years of his career with Ernst & Young LLP. Mr. Robbins' experience will be crucial in managing the complex requirements associated with the reporting, cost control and financial management of a global manufacturing and distribution company like Dixie Brands. He will also be a key member of the executive team responsible for guiding the Company's expansion and brand acquisition strategy. James Feehan, who has served as Dixie's Interim CFO since September 2018, will remain with the Company to facilitate an orderly transition. Chuck Smith stated, "I would like to extend my thanks to Jim Feehan, who has led our finance function through several major events including a Series C financing, reverse take-over and public listing."

Neue News auf sedar endlich einen Top Mann ins Boot geholt 👌

Leute hier mal zwei tolle Artikel wie ich finde, die das Thema und Herausforderungen im Bereich Einzelhandel und Edibles/Getränke echt kurz, knapp und informativ erläutern. Auch im Bezug auf CBD. https://www.visualcapitalist.com/why-retail-cannabis-could-be-the-next-big-investment-boom/ https://www.visualcapitalist.com/hidden-problem-cannabis-edibles-market/

Warum sind die Kurse dann nicht nach oben gegangen?

(Ignoriert) 🤣

Wow gute Zahlen😊 ich kauf nach

http://crweworld.com/article/news-provided-by-pr-newswire/1115961/dixie-brands-announces-first-quarter-2019-financial-results

Zahlen sind draußen

Schon ist der Gewinn wieder weg