THE GREEN ORG.DUTCH.HLDGS Forum: Community User: Tycoon5605

Aurora hat nach wie vor ca 28 oder 30 Mio Aktien wenn mich nicht alles täuscht. Irgendwo in dem Bereich. Müsste ich nachsehen. Das Problem ist, dass Aurora zwar gerne das Cannabis von TGOD beziehen würde, dazu aber mind 10% Anteile halten muss. Und ich weiß nicht ob sie deshalb die Anteile weiter zurück schrauben, viel fehlt auf die 10% Marke nicht mehr. Aurora hat zwar whistler Medical gekauft, die schaffen aber nur max 5.000 kg organic cannabis im Jahr. Und bis dort mehr produziert wird, fehlen Jahre.

Damit hätte TGOD vorläufig folgende geplante Mengen pro Jahr an Cannabis: - 156.000 kg Valleyfield - 17.500 kg Ancaster - 14.000 kg Epican Jamaika - 25.000 kg Knud Jepsen Dänemark Zusätzlich 91.000 kg Hanf von HemPoland pro Jahr. Vor allem in Jamaika wäre lt TGOD zudem noch massiv Platz für eine künftige Erweiterung.

@ ecofin weißt du ob Aurora noch Anteile hält oder haben die alle verscherbelt ?

Circa 50.000 Kilo mehr sollten die pro Gramm auch nur für einen Dollar verkaufen hätte sich die Investition von 30 Millionen mehr ja schon nach einer Ernte gerechtfertigt

Ich finde die News auch Top

Wermutstropfen ist vielleicht, dass kurzfristig die Produktion dadurch etwas später erfolgt bzw noch nicht in dem hohen Ausmaß erfolgen wird wie derzeit geplant.

Trotzdem gute news, geplantes Produktionsplus von 30%! Statt 156.000 bringen Valleyfield und Ancaster nun 203.800 kg zusammen.

Ich schaue nur nach dem Kurs wenn ich Geld frei habe. Und das habe ich nicht zurzeit. Verkauft wird 2025✌️

Ja ich kann mir auch vorstellen, dass es um 15.30 erstmal wieder runter geht. hmmmm

In der Ruhe liegt die Kraft ✌️!

Auf lange Sicht super Nachrichten und ich denke die Zocker sollten langsam raus sein. Damit könnte es vielleicht hoch gehen. Wenn noch viele Zocler drin sind dann geht's erstmals runter.

Das sehe ich auch so. Kann man eben so und so sehen!

Kann durchaus als gute Nachricht gewertet werden, könnte aber andererseits auch als Verzug der Fertigstellung abgesehen werden. Danke für den Post

Wieder neue Nachrichten Optimierungen der Anlagen für höhere Produktivität, für 30 Mille und längere Bauzeit Bezahlt werden soll es aus dem Cashflow

The Green Organic Dutchman Provides Construction Update and Increases Capacity The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd (TSX:TGOD) Intraday Stock Chart Heute : Freitag 1 Februar 2019  TORONTO, Feb. 1, 2019/PRNewswire/ - The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd. (the "Company" or "TGOD") (TSX: TGOD) (US: TGODF) is providing a detailed construction update on its domestic Valleyfield and Hamilton operations where significant progress has been made towards the completion of both facilities. TGOD recently identified a need for design modifications during the construction process.  As a result of learnings, the engineering design improvements enable optimized facility throughput which, together with organic specific modifications, provide a forecasted domestic productive capacity increase from 156,000 kg to 202,500 kgs. The recently improved designs are being implemented in phases to leverage efficiencies and further learnings from each prior phase, with the objective of achieving best in class results.  The updated construction plan requires an additional three months for start-up in Valleyfield and increased capital expenditures of approximately $30 million for the completion of the structures. These incremental expenditures for the larger processing facility, along with operating system improvements, resulting in the increased capacity, will be phased in over time and are expected to be funded from operational cashflow. TGOD is pleased to note the Growers Circle launch remains on schedule with first shipments of premium, certified organic cannabis arriving to medical patients across the country this month. "Not only have we addressed the important redesign requirements, we have also made significant improvements to the operating capacity and capital timing of our facilities, resulting in an additional 46,500 kgs of productive capacity," said Brian Athaide, CEO of TGOD. "This allows us to bring additional product to both Canadian consumers and global markets.  We are also excited to supply our first patients in the Growers Circle with premium organic cannabis this month, generating our first domestic revenues." VALLEYFIELD Original Plan: Phase 1 Hybrid Greenhouse and Processing facilities: 820,000 sq ft; 102,000 KG capacity, ramp up in H2 2019 Phase 2 hybrid greenhouse: 287,245 sq ft, 40,000 kg, 2020 Combined Facilities: 1,107,245 sq. ft. capable of producing 142,000 kg Revised Plan: Phase 1a Hybrid Greenhouse: 289,000 sq ft; 65,000 KG capacity, Q4 2019 Phase 1a Central Processing facility for all phases: 443,000 sq ft; Q4 2019 Phase 1b Hybrid Greenhouse: 289,000, sq ft; 65,000 kg capacity, 2020 Phase 2 Hybrid Greenhouse: 289,000 sq. ft.; 55,000 kg, 2021 Combined Facilities: 1,310,000 sq. ft. capable of producing 185,000 kgs By optimizing original design and operating parameters and increasing automation, TGOD estimates it will increase productive capacity by approximately 30%, resulting in an increase of 43,000 kgs of annual production from the total Valleyfield site. TGOD will split its Phase 1 into two parts with the first twelve flowering rooms representing an annual capacity of 65,000 kgs coming online in Q4 2019.  Construction crews will then shift focus to phase 1b of another twelve rooms with production ramp-up in 2020 to provide annual capacity of an additional 65,000 kgs.  Applying similar upgrades to phase 2 with production ramp-up in 2021 will deliver an additional capacity of 55,000 kgs.  This updated plan will now provide a combined output of 185,000 kgs from Valleyfield resulting in significant additional annual revenue potential.  Additionally, the processing facility is being upgraded and optimized to handle the combined output and be scalable for future potential additional production efficiencies from Valleyfield. "We have run a detailed cost-benefit analysis on Valleyfield's enhanced strategy," commented Athaide. "The benefits of the additional production capacity on a phased basis are substantial and far outweigh the extension to the production schedule and additional capital cost. We will utilize our learnings from the design review and progress to date in each phase and continue to strive to achieve efficient and low-cost organic production." Valleyfield Construction began in January 2018on the 2,700 sq. ft. breeding facility. In April 2018 this facility was completed, and in June 2018 received a cultivation license. Please view the latest construction update video for Valleyfield here. HAMILTON Original Plan: Combined facilities: 150,000 sq. ft. capable of producing 14,000 kgs Timeline: Completion H1, 2019 Revised Plan: Combined facilities: 166,000 sq. ft. capable of producing 17,500 kgs Timeline: Completion end Q2, 2019 Similar to Valleyfield, TGOD has modified major systems from the original design and re-engineered the entire harvesting process to increase production uptime and facility throughput, resulting in increased productive capacity from 14,000 kgs to 17,500 kgs. Vertical grow systems will be installed in vegetative rooms increasing available flowering space and product matrix variability. Three level vegetation gives TGOD the plant counts needed to support increased flowering space and cycles and provides flexibility in multi-strain production planning. The facility redesign and improvements will require an additional two months to complete construction of the hybrid greenhouse which has now been extended to end of Q2, 2019. The Company has grown and successfully harvested multiple crops in its pilot facility and stored product for its imminent medical pilot launch, commencing with the Growers Circle this month. TGOD continues to work with the city of Hamilton and the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal ("LPAT") on the zoning by-law amendment for the hybrid greenhouse and anticipates a positive outcome. Please view the latest construction update video for Hamilton here.

2.35 bin jetzt auch dabei