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Dips as in body-weight exercise? Protein Milk shakes as previously suggested? You can dip treat wood I believe also, CBD fence panels?

Stand by for our next product launch. This one is going to be big.

https://twitter.com/Zoetic_cbd/status/1247627248385110017?s=20

Any guesses as to what?

Note the price below my name. 7.95p £4mil after hours buy or glitch? You decide lol.

Another mention from them. Renewed top 10 from them, update of previous article except all the other products are different bar ours.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/style/shopping/best-nourishing-hand-creams-fight-21714433

Can't go fetch your morning paper? Read it online. Great stuff.

Good idea Chesh, I'll wait until he's less busy and not working on the #staytuned, worth the #hype etc that's still to come.

Several companies give perks to shareholders. It appears quite a few investors on here purchase their products, maybe the could offer us a permanent discount of say 30%?

Well that's my investment gone. Lessons learnt. Hopefully something else in my portfolio will make up for it. Good luck to everyone on here and not just in stocks. Keep smiling.

I had a similar scenario with a previous stock I owned lloydiee. We needed to find a new Nomad within a set time period, found one on the last day luckily else we would have suspended from Aim. Like I said, doesn't effect us as don't use Cantors, not on Aim and don't need to raise funds. The article says there are 77 companies on Aim that will be effected though. I'd expect them to get an RNS in the week. I'd imagine most will find a replacement though.

just a heads up for anyone who has companies that use them, in their portfolio.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news/article-8188057/Dozens-firms-booted-AIM-Londons-junior-stock-market.html

Dozens of firms could be booted off AIM as their adviser prepares to shut down its investment banking division

They're all predicting massive increases in the sector.

To quote just one

The united states cannabinoid hemp oil market is expected to grow from USD 83.02 million 2017 to USD 627.05 million by the end of 2024, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 33.49%.

That was written 2 weeks ago so they were aware of the current Covid-19 impact.

It appears the press are regularly mentioning our products as they probably feel safe doing so due to our stringent quality processes . I don't believe these are paid promotions.

It will come as no surprise that hand sanitiser and liquid soap were in high demand - respective sales grew 706% and 175% [Nielsen 52 w/e 14 March 2020] - but so too were items such as body moisturiser (up 22.3%), lip balm (up 30.1%) and hand cream (up 65%).

That moisturisers saw such a spike makes sense. “We’re seeing greater levels of interest in our hand cream as frequent handwashing dries out skin,” says Nick Tulloch, founder of Zoetic, manufacturer of CBD-infused skincare products. “We’re also seeing interest in our facial drops. We speculate that may be because spending a long time indoors with the central heating on dries out our skin.”

https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/category-reports/home-working-chic-beauty-and-suncare-category-report-2020/603559.article

Irene AKA LLL, your comments would be more meaningful if you explained why 99.8% of your posting histories are on a share you're clearly are not invested in( yes I've stalked your posting history, no I don't believe you're a women and fancy you) Never reported anyone yet and don't ever intend to as prefer an honest adult discussion, are you up for that?

Number 4 bud. Obviously not the hairy one, I'd have had to jet wash her afterwards.

Bought the wife some Eucalyptus and Lavender CBD Massage Oil after she complained about me using sunflower oil. Haven't tried frying my chips in it yet, I'll let you know.

It's been revealed, They're making CBD fish fingers! Boom
https://twitter.com/Zoeticcbd

Thanks Andy. It took 10 minutes to appear and here has been occurrences in the past when they haven't appeared at all, hence my post.

Furthermore, as with the oil & gas division, the Company is applying for loans under the US Covid-19 aid arrangements to cover the short term operating costs of the CBD division. As Zoetic's interests in the US are held in two distinct subsidiaries with separate operations, it is necessary to make a further application for this division and not include it within the oil & gas application. Further details will be announced when the Company has more clarity on the loan terms.

In the UK, Zoetic continues to focus on boosting online sales and, at the end of last week, the Company introduced an offer of a free CBD hand sanitiser with all orders placed on www.zoetic.com. This has had a positive response so far and in the coming week Zoetic will also launch a subscription service for its UK products, similar to the arrangement being introduced in the UK.

Nick Tulloch, Chief Executive of Zoetic, said:

"The unprecedented, and in many ways, unpredictable consequences we face from the Covid-19 crisis continue to present challenges but, as a management team, we are resolved to take all actions necessary in pursuit of our business plan. As I said in our previous update, we know it will not be easy but we are fortunate to be entering this period as much more streamlined and focused business. We should all be prepared address further hurdles in the coming weeks and months but it is important also to remember that our two CBD brands and our inventory of feminised hemp seeds are significant assets for the business and that will remain the case throughout this difficult time. The ongoing support of our shareholders, and particularly the significant investment by Ox Distributing and the Schrader family last week, matches our own confidence.

"We have prepared the business to operate on a much restricted cost base but, equally, we remain fully capable of continuing to build our revenue opportunities."

As part of the reorganisation of the Group put in place in the period since September last year, the oil & gas and CBD divisions in the US operate as distinct entities and so challenges in oil & gas should not necessarily impact the core CBD business. Zoetic has provided a guarantee to the loan facility referred to above however.

CBD division

As previously announced, Zoetic anticipates lower revenue in its CBD division during the Covid-19 crisis, particularly in its US operation where sales are more dependent on stores. However, the Company's plans with its distribution partner and outsourced manufacturing remain intact and all parties are determined to launch its contract to distribute smokable products and chew pouches with a US national distributor when the time is right.

Pending that launch, the operating costs of the US CBD division, which now amount to around US$80,000 per month (the biggest component of which is the rent for the Company's indoor growing facility) are unlikely to be covered from product sales and cash balances in the US are low, having been primarily committed to preparing for the distribution contract and the commencement of seed sales. However, cash balances held in the UK will cover any short term requirements in the US if necessary. Group cash balances are also expected to be boosted over the coming 10 months from the £1.2 million subscription by Ox Distributing, LLC announced on 26 March 2020, with the first payment due at the end of April.

The management team are implementing a number of initiatives to generate cash, including the launch of a low cost subscription service for Chill products. Cost controls also continue to be tightened. However, the immediate focus is to sell the Company's inventory of almost 3 million feminised hemp seeds. This represents Zoetic's most valuable asset and this is the time of year when growers typically make their purchases, albeit made considerably more challenging by the Covid-19 outbreak.

RNS Number : 3202I
Zoetic International PLC
01 April 2020

THE INFORMATION CONTAINED WITHIN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS DEEMED TO CONSTITUTE INSIDE INFORMATION FOR THE PURPOSES OF ARTICLE 7 OF THE MARKET ABUSE REGULATION (EU) NO. 596/2014. UPON THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT, THIS INSIDE INFORMATION IS NOW CONSIDERED TO BE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.


1 April 2020

Zoetic International plc
("Zoetic" or the "Company" or the "Group")

COVID-19 Update

Zoetic, the London listed vertically integrated CBD company, provides a further update regarding the impact of Covid-19.

Oil & Gas Division

The steep fall in oil & gas prices has inevitably put considerable pressure on margins at the Company's East Denver project, where it has an interest in eight producing wells, and the project is operating at a loss given the current oil price. The operator has determined that the most prudent course of action is to curtail production until such time as there is a recovery in oil & gas prices. Five wells will be shut in, with the remaining three choked back to produce around 240 barrels of oil equivalent per day between them. This is calculated to generate sufficient revenue to cover the fixed overheads of the project and to ensure that none of the partners is obliged to cover these from their own resources.

The Board is supportive of the operator's proposal, although its consequence is to remove the sole revenue stream of Zoetic's oil & gas division. A considerable amount of progress had been made since September last year in reducing this division's overheads and ceasing unnecessary expenditure, but certain liabilities do remain, including an outstanding bank facility. This was originally drawn down as US$500,000 but the Company has adopted a policy of repaying the principal in line with the projected revenue from the East Denver project and the current outstanding balance is US$325,000. Zoetic is in constructive dialogue with the bank about a rescheduled payment plan and, although final details are to be agreed, the bank is supportive in principle.

In the circumstances, Zoetic is exploring the aid packages that are being made available by the US federal and state governments in response to the Covid-19 outbreak and the Company is working with its bank to apply for loans to cover its short term operating costs, including payroll, rent, utilities and loan interest. Further details will be announced in due course.

In addition to this, the Board is examining the feasibility of selling certain assets from its oil & gas division, in part to reduce ongoing liabilities and to generate short term cash. Given macro-economic difficulties worldwide, it is unrealistic to expect a high value from these assets, but the Board believes it may be possible to obtain part-payment for any sale upfront and the balance on a deferred basis in addition to retained overrides.

As part of the reorganisation of the Group put in place in the peri

Was hoping the FSA prediction was right but after watching an interview from 3 weeks ago, Nick said they'd started work on the application quite a while back but would still take months to complete, they have until end of March 2021. 2 weeks ago he did say they were currently talking to a UK distributor. I know the US have held back on this but in the UK supermarkets, Holland and Barretts and pharmacies are still open so still possible. I'm definitely expecting an RNS this week.