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Posted On: 05/20/2018 8:59:36 AM
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$GNCC You may want to pay attention here::
GNCC Merger DD:
AS 200mil
OS 95mil
Float 30mil
^Share structure from 2011 when old company went defunct. Less than 10million shares have traded since- fair to assume share structure is close to the same.
Company reinstatement filed on 05/27/2017
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/corpActions....ORPORATION
Company merger filed 01/17/2018
ATTN: LYNN STOCKWELL C/O: BRIGHT GREEN CANNABIS, INC. 39209 SIX MILE ROAD SUITE 180 LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48152
Lynn Stockwell ...
http://www.hortidaily.com/article/29309/US-(N...land-Farms
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-...40558.html
NVSOS filings suggest Lynn Stockwell is the new owner of GNCC, could Bright Green Cannabis be the new company?
Here is a section from the above linked article...
Bright Green Cannabis:
"The state-of-the-art greenhouse facility and research center for medicinal plants located in New Mexico is shown. It is being constructed on about 150 acres of the Acoma Indian Reservation and will grow up to 40 million plants per year. The development project will cost more than $160 million."
original internet posting and research by some guy named HalaDurg
GNCC Merger DD:
AS 200mil
OS 95mil
Float 30mil
^Share structure from 2011 when old company went defunct. Less than 10million shares have traded since- fair to assume share structure is close to the same.
Company reinstatement filed on 05/27/2017
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/corpActions....ORPORATION
Company merger filed 01/17/2018
ATTN: LYNN STOCKWELL C/O: BRIGHT GREEN CANNABIS, INC. 39209 SIX MILE ROAD SUITE 180 LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48152
Lynn Stockwell ...
http://www.hortidaily.com/article/29309/US-(N...land-Farms
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-...40558.html
NVSOS filings suggest Lynn Stockwell is the new owner of GNCC, could Bright Green Cannabis be the new company?
Here is a section from the above linked article...
Bright Green Cannabis:
"The state-of-the-art greenhouse facility and research center for medicinal plants located in New Mexico is shown. It is being constructed on about 150 acres of the Acoma Indian Reservation and will grow up to 40 million plants per year. The development project will cost more than $160 million."
original internet posting and research by some guy named HalaDurg
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