Transcanna Holdings im Aufbruch
Wenn wirklich ein positives Ergebnis wie angekündigt kommen sollte, dann sehen wir schnell den einen euro wieder.
Falls nicht, dann wird es noch etwas dauern bis die Zahlen, hoffe ich, irgendwann positiv werden. Da derzeit aber nur 2 von 9 Anbau räume am laufen sind und das auch erst seit kurzem, gehe ich von aus, das sich alles zum guten drehen wird.
Ich bin selbst richtig fett im minus, kaufe derzeit aber auch keine mehr nach, da sich mein EK kaum verringern würde und die Kohle dafür auch nicht da ist.
Der erste Raum mit 1400 Pflanzen brachte eine reiche Septemberernte hervor. Der zweite Anbauraum wird Anfang Dezember geerntet und der dritte in etwa acht Wochen fertig sein.
"Wir haben einen fantastischen Start hingelegt, da alle unsere Aktivitäten bei Daly online sind", sagte Bob Blink, CEO von TransCanna. "Die Kultivierungsparameter und -bedingungen, die wir eingerichtet haben, liefern bessere Ergebnisse als erwartet, und wir finden einen schönen Rhythmus, wenn wir Stecklinge durch unseren Vegetationsraum drehen, bevor wir sie in ihre Kultivierungsräume legen." Wie bereits angekündigt, erhöht der Anbau des Vegetationsraums den Ertrag und die Effizienz um 25 %.
Durch die Bepflanzung im dritten Anbauraum sind drei der fünf neu errichteten Anbauräume in Daly nun voll funktionsfähig, wobei der erste bereits seine zweite Ernte anbaut. Bei voller Auslastung wird jeder der fünf Räume bis zu fünf Ernten pro Jahr produzieren.
Neben dem Anbau wurden in der Mehrzweckanlage Daly auch Pflanzenmanagement, Kühllagerung und Verarbeitungsdienste online gestellt.
"Unsere fleißigen und konsequenten Bemühungen, die größte vertikal integrierte Cannabisanlage in Kalifornien zu schaffen, werden Tag für Tag verwirklicht", sagte Blink.
The first room of 1400 plants produced an abundant September harvest. The second cultivation room will harvest in early December, and the third will be ready in about eight weeks.
"We are off to a fantastic start with all our activities coming online at Daly," said Bob Blink, CEO for TransCanna. "The cultivation parameters and conditions we have put in place are proving to yield better results than expected, and we are finding a nice rhythm in rotating cuttings through our vegetative room before placing them in their cultivation rooms." As previously announced, the addition of the vegetative room is increasing yield and efficiency by 25%.
Planting in the third cultivation room means that three of the five new cultivation rooms recently constructed at Daly are now fully operational, with the first one already growing its second crop. Once operating at full capacity, each of the five rooms will produce up to five harvests per year.
In addition to cultivation, crop management, cold storage, and processing services have also come online at the multipurpose Daly Facility.
"Our diligent and consistent efforts to create the largest vertically integrated cannabis facility in California are being realized, day by day," said Mr. Blink.
"I am delighted to join the Board of TransCanna and look forward to adding value, oversight and insight to the talented and hard-working CEO and leadership team, " said Mr. Kowalski upon his appointment.
In his role as an Independent Director for TransCanna, Mr, Kowalski will provide leadership and strategic advice to the Company and protect and help direct the delivery of long-term shareholder value. In addition to his appointment as Director, Mr. Kowalski will also serve as the Chair of the Company's audit committee, overseeing the financial reporting process, audit process, and the Company's internal controls and compliance with all relative laws and regulations.
Mr. Kowalski has extensive experience as a board member for private, public, and non-profit entities. He is a long-time entrepreneur and founder of multiple companies, with specialized expertise in real estate development, cannabis and fast-growing technology companies. Prior to building and advising startups, he practiced commercial law and litigation.
"We are delighted to have a Director of Mr. Kowalski's caliber join our Board of Directors," said Bob Blink, CEO of TransCanna. "His experience in strategic planning, business management, and leadership of all aspects of startups and growth companies will be extremely valuable to us as we move forward on our vision to be the largest vertically integrated cannabis company in California."
Wenn man jetzt schon wieder in den anderen Foren teilweise sonst was liest (Totalverlust usw.)
Das die Zahlen nicht mehr zu schaffen sind, stand letztes Jahr schon fest. Dieses Jahr ging es nur um einen positiven Abschluss am Ende. Und nach meinem Kenntnisstand wurde erst 1 mal geerntet und ein zweites Mal kommt noch.
Bei voller Auslastung sind es 9 Räume a 5 mal Ernten im Jahr. Wenn das mal so wird, können wir uns freuen.
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 1, 2021) - TransCanna Holdings Inc. (CSE: TCAN) (FSE: TH8) (the "Company") announces that as a result of a review of its continuous disclosure record, by staff of the British Columbia Securities Commission (the "BCSC"), the Company is issuing this news release to clarify certain previous disclosure made.
On November 2, 2020, the Company disseminated a news release titled, "TransCanna Provides Corporate Update." In this news release the Company provided the following revenue guidance:
"The Company's internal gross revenue target for the 2020 fiscal year ranges from CAD$12,000,000 up to CAD$14,000,000 (with anticipated net profits from sales of $600,000 up to $700,000). The Company is on track to achieve this benchmark."
The news release also discloses, "…the Company has tremendous confidence it will achieve or exceed its stated 2021 revenue targets" and also states, "With the opening of the Daly facility, associated off-take agreements, high demand for sales, and a strong distribution division, the Company maintains its guidance for a gross revenue target of CAD$55,000,000 to CAD$75,000,000 (with anticipated net profits from sales of $6,600,000 up to $9,000,000) for the fiscal year 2021."
We provide the following clarification on the revenue guidance disclosed in the November 2, 2020 news release, which is hereby withdrawn in its entirety:
The projected gross revenue targets of CAD $55M to CAD $75M were reliant on the Company reaching several milestones including, but not limited to: (a) the completion of the Phase 1 construction on the Daly Facility, which involved the construction of five cultivation rooms spanning 22,500 square feet; processing space for drying, curing and semi-automated trimming; a packaging area with space for automated scaling, pouching, and sealing activities; 11,000 square feet of climate-controlled cold storage space for bulk and retail-ready finished goods; and a secure, enclosed transportation vehicle loading bay area; (b) the launching of cultivation rooms at the Daly Facility, post-construction; and (c) the launching of new verticals, in order to serve 3rd party growers throughout the state of California with cold storage, crop management, processing, and co-branding and white labelling services.
In the process of completing the Company's 2020 year-end audit, it became clear to the Company that there were concerns with the accuracy of revenue projections and other financial information being reported from the Company's operating subsidiary, Lyfted Farms. In retrospect, the pro forma financial information provided for the purposes of the 2021 revenue guidance contained in the Company's November 2, 2020 news release was not reasonable. As a result the Company has made significant personal changes including hiring qualified personnel, including a new CFO, and is developing a formal procedure for the review and disclosure of future oriented information and continuous disclosure.
While the Company has now reached these significant milestones, they were reached nine months later than planned. The contributing factors to the delays were:
Funding - there was a marked delay in obtaining and then accessing funds for the construction loan required in order to commence Phase 1 construction of the Daly Facility. Extra care in due diligence was taken when sourcing the loan required to complete Phase 1 in order to secure the most favorable terms. After successfully closing on the loan, there were delays in accessing the funds due to the restrictive rules and regulations surrounding financing and cannabis businesses.
COVID-19 - while the Company and its subsidiaries were fortunate enough not to be directly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, we were indirectly impacted when many of our suppliers, subcontractors, and other service providers were hit with cases of COVID-19 amongst their team, thus impacting their ability to provide services within the timeframes originally quoted.
Shortages - our region in California is experiencing industry-wide shortages of qualified tradespeople, electricians, HVAC installers and technicians, and general construction staff, all which we required to execute on Phase 1 construction. Additionally, there were global supply chain shortages and delays on equipment and materials that we required in order to build out the new Daly Facility.
Fire - California experienced significant wildfires in 2021. The distribution side of the business was impacted by the wildfires which damaged some of the outdoor crops of the Company's farming clients. As a result, and due to limited human resources, the Company decided to temporarily suspend its distribution operations out of its original facility, and focus primarily on cultivation, the Company's highest margin activity, and on getting the Daly Facility up and running.
Due to the factors mentioned above, the Company is no longer in a position to achieve the previously stated 2021 gross revenue targets of CAD $55M to CAD $75M. The Company's 2021 fiscal year forecast is now CAD $4.5M, with CAD $2.3M alone coming from the 4th quarter (November 31, 2021), as operations have come online at the new Daly Facility and the Company's distribution business, has been relaunched out of the Daly Facility.
The Company will provide revenue guidance for fiscal 2022 when it is in a position to do so.
About TransCanna
TransCanna Holdings Inc. is a California-based, Canadian-listed company building cannabis-focused brands for the California lifestyle, through its wholly-owned California subsidiaries.
TransCanna's wholly owned subsidiary Lyfted Farms is California's authentic cannabis brand whose pioneering spirit has been continuously providing the finest cannabis flower genetics and cultivation methods since 1984. The Lyfted Farms brand of exclusive cannabis flower is sold at premium retailers throughout the state. With its new cultivation facility in Modesto, California, the company is now poised to become one of the largest and most efficient vertically integrated cannabis companies in the California market.
For updated information with respect to our company, please see our filings on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on the CSE at www.thecse.com, or visit the Company's website at www.transcanna.com. To contact the Company, please email info@transcanna.com.
On behalf of the Board of Directors
Bob Blink, CEO
Corporate Communications:
info@transcanna.com
604-200-8853
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - 5. November 2021) - TransCanna Holdings Inc. (CSE: TCAN) (Ü: TH8) ("TransCanna" oder "das Unternehmen") freut sich bekannt zu geben, dass seine Tochtergesellschaft Lyfted Farms am 8. November 2020 mit einem County Appreciation Certificate von Stanislaus County, Kalifornien, ausgezeichnet wird.
Während der COVID-19-Pandemie spielte das Team von Lyfted Farms eine entscheidende Rolle bei der Versorgung lokaler Senioren und Veteranen mit Mahlzeiten, indem es Kühlgefrierraum, einen Gabelstapler und Verteilungsunterstützung für ein Programm des Stanislaus Department of Aging and Veterans Services spendete, das auf dem Höhepunkt des Programms über 1.500 Senioren pro Woche mit Mahlzeiten versorgte.
"Die Abteilung ist sehr dankbar für die Spende, die Lyfted Farms zur Unterstützung unseres Seniorenmahlzeitenprogramms in einer schwierigen Zeit geleistet hat", sagte ein Vertreter der Abteilung. "Die Unterstützung war der Schlüssel zum täglichen Betrieb und zum Gesamterfolg des Programms."
Lyfted Farms half auch dem Stanislaus County Office of Emergency Services, 450 Paletten PSA für sechs Monate zu lagern, um die lokalen Bemühungen zum Schutz vor der Ausbreitung des Virus zu unterstützen.
"Die Möglichkeit, die Ernährungsunsicherheit unter älteren Menschen, Veteranen und Ressourcenprobleme in Stanislaus County während der COVID-19-Pandemie zu lindern, war unmöglich zu ignorieren, und wir haben eifrig unser Lager, unseren Gefrierraum und die Bemühungen unserer erstaunlichen Teammitglieder gespendet, um diese Bemühungen zu unterstützen", sagte Alan Applonie, COO von Lyfted Farms und TransCanna. "Wir sind stolz auf unsere Beiträge zu den größeren Bemühungen, die Gemeinschaft zu unterstützen, und versuchen, eine öffentliche Wahrnehmung von Cannabis-zentrierten Unternehmen zu schaffen, die so positiv ist wie die Beiträge, die Cannabis täglich im Leben von so vielen Millionen menschen leistet."
Das Stanislaus County Department of Aging and Veterans Services wird Lyfted Farms bei seiner bevorstehenden Kommission für das Altern am 8. November eine formelle Auszeichnung überreichen.
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Seid Ihr noch hoffnungsvoll, oder hat der Kurs Euch die Stimmung vermiest?
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