RE: Second Half of 201920 Jul 2019 11:56
Moving on to crops and harvests, the first indoor plants will be maturing around about now. We know the company is targeting valuable seed production for the indoor crop. However, it is possible they might harvest some flowers if doing so provides an initial stock to continue fabricating Chill smokeables. As the crop indoors will not all be ready at once (they could not have planted it all at the same time and indeed would not want to) they can make a decision on flower versus seed at any stage. Seed revenue has been looked at in a crude fashion by others and I am not going to use maximum figures here. Seeds themselves will need to be tested for CBD/THC levels as feminised, low THC high CBD seeds will be the desired product for greatest return. All would be dried and stored in batches to give buyers confidence. We will no doubt be growing on our own seeds on as a rolling test and the former D8 team will be refining their strains going forward.
If seed shortage is a real factor, and there is evidence it might be, the I think an estimate of 8 million seeds at $1 each is quite conservative, given the facilities ability to produce nearly double that before next spring. Most of this hypothetical $8 million should enter the books before 310320 but perhaps not all. However, let’s not forget we should have three lots of 10,000 plants at 12g CBD plus 20-30% (gas mix) to allow us to manufacture all the CBD products projected.
That’s 30,000 x 12 x 1.25 making 450,000 grams CBD which at $6 wholesale (premium organic full spectrum CB quoted at $5-7 in recent article) gives $2.7 million. Well, we will not be selling all of it wholesale. As the CBD oil becomes available, it will be used to manufacture product and hopefully that will generate a return per gram perhaps double the $6 to the company. Perhaps more… You can see that seeds plus CBD from only the indoor facility could generate north of $10 million up to the end of March 2020. Maybe they won’t make quite that, or maybe they will make a bit more…
Now, clearly there will be lots of costs to subtract from these revenues. Salaries, overheads, manufacturing costs , marketing costs and administration expenses. Profits will be much lower than the stated figures. However, do not forget that all this time, East Denver will still be pumping money into the business. A real cash squeeze, if there is one, could be offset with a wholesale CBD sale just for now. The ‘magic oil’ is literally being put in just about everything at the moment, as numerous editorial articles attest to. I do not think it would be hard to sell some of our fine oil if we need to.
What have I missed? Hmm? What have I missed so far? Doh. OUTDOOR.