Multi-state Cannabis Potential Increases Through Brand Acquisitions and Bank Opportunities - Seite 2

Under the terms of the Definitive Agreement, the Company's wholly-owned subsidiary shall acquire certain assets of Honu, inclusive of all intellectual property and equipment. In accordance with Washington State regulations and legislation, neither the Company, nor its subsidiary, shall acquire any interest in regulated inventory or licenses related to the cultivation, manufacture, distribution, or sale of cannabis or cannabis-related products in connection with the transaction.

Now with Honu in the fold, Cannabis One Holdings Inc. (CSE:CBIS) (OTC:CAAOF) has amassed nearly 100,000 sq ft of manufacturing facility space across Honu, and Evergreen Organix. Once manufacturing at full capacity, the company's manufacturing potential would be worth just under $1 billion, at today's prices.

Also very notable is the latest acquisition of the Colorado concentrate brand, called West Edison, which was acquired for its technology that specializes in deconstructing the cannabis plant, separating out all the cannabinoids and terpenes, only to restructure them back into products in a clean and effective manner.

West Edison has already been quite successful, despite virtually no branding or marketing gaining hype for their products. Companies like this are what groups like Cannabis One Holdings Inc. seek out as arbitrage investments—Undervalued only because of their current market value versus what they could be under a much larger family of brands.

Already West Edison has accumulated industry accolades of its own, ranking 1^st for All Concentrates Categories, and Best THCa in 2018. The company has been projected to reach system-wide brand revenue of US$8.1 million in 2019.

With an impressive brand portfolio that includes popular dispensary chain The Joint, innovative vape pen line INDVR, as well as celebrity endorsed Cheech's Private Stash line, Cannabis One Holdings Inc. is primed to roll out several premium products nationwide. In the meantime, the company will remain in compliance in its current 5 states of operation, as it builds out its capabilities and footprint to an eventual 10 states: Colorado, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Vermont, Michigan, Massachusetts, and Maine.