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January 21st, 2020 | 13:48 CET

Aphria, Cronos Group, EXMceuticals - it is a buyers' market!

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The shares of numerous well-known and unknown cannabis companies have had a dramatic year 2019. Price losses of over 50% are not uncommon. What costs only half today may have become twice as attractive. Due to the large number of cannabis companies listed on the stock exchange, this is the time for investors who are planning a new investment.

time to read: 1 minutes | Author: Mario Hose
ISIN: CA03765K1049 , CA22717L1013 , CA30207T1049

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    Emergence of a market

    Among the well-known companies in the cannabis industry are Aphria, Aurora Cannabis, Canopy Growth and also Cronos Group. In the past year new names also came onto the market, but in connection with the price losses of the big players they received little attention or suffered collateral damage.

    So it may be more worthwhile than ever to put newcomers like EXMceuticals on the watch list. The cannabis market is in the development phase and in the course of this, changes in legislation around the globe as well as in the product range will be visible.

    Education and pioneering work

    The large companies such as Aphria and Cronos Group have done a lot of pioneering work in their home country Canada and in many other regions around the globe in recent years. Although the cannabis plant is an ancient remedy, the worldwide wave of legalization has made extensive educational work necessary for politicians, medicine and potential customers.

    The confidence in new therapies does not come overnight and it requires a lot of understanding and patience to build a market for a new product universe.

    EXMceuticals is building a team of experts

    Compared to Aphria and Cronos Group, EXMceuticals is still in a development phase. CEO Jonathan Summers has announced numerous new additions to the team in recent months to develop the operational business with experts who have both experience and an established network.

    Although EXMceuticals is headquartered in Canada, due to a shell acquisition, the operational business is located in Europe and Africa.

    Entry level at low

    Aphria is valued at CAD 1.8 billion market capitalization at a stock market price of CAD 7.02. The shares of Cronos Group changed hands most recently at CAD 11.27 and are valued at CAD 3.9 billion. EXMceuticals is still a lightweight with a market capitalization of 16.5 million CAD at a price of 0.45 CAD, but there is still the opportunity to enter at a low valuation level in order to profit from further developments. As is well known, the profit lies in purchasing.


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    Der Autor

    Mario Hose

    Born and raised in Hannover, Lower Saxony follows social and economic developments around the globe. As a passionate entrepreneur and columnist he explains and compares the most diverse business models as well as markets for interested stock traders.

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