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Posted On: 08/05/2021 4:28:31 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Hero Technologies Inc. (HENC) Plans Expansion Leveraging Subsidiaries, Strategic Business Model
Hero Technologies (OTC: HENC) is guided by a strategic business plan that includes cannabis genetic engineering, cultivation space for both medical and recreational cannabis, licenses for production and distribution, consumer packaging, and retail and dispensary operations. “The company is planning expansion in cultivation and dispensary operations into both Colorado, through its wholly owned subsidiary Mile High Green LLC, and Massachusetts, through wholly owned subsidiary MassCannabis LLC,” reads a recent article. Its wholly owned subsidiary, BlackBox Systems and Technologies, which intends to install Cere’s EcoLoop(TM) — a high-tech, low-cost solution for growing cannabis — on its 120-acre property in Fairfield, Michigan, is also eying expansion. “BlackBox is in the process of expanding its Michigan operations. The company plans to break ground on 10 acres in September, with the construction of a 27,000-square-foot facility scheduled for completion next year. The new acreage will support four new greenhouses, with 12 more greenhouses in the planning stages.”
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Hero Technologies (OTC: HENC) is guided by a strategic business plan that includes cannabis genetic engineering, cultivation space for both medical and recreational cannabis, licenses for production and distribution, consumer packaging, and retail and dispensary operations. “The company is planning expansion in cultivation and dispensary operations into both Colorado, through its wholly owned subsidiary Mile High Green LLC, and Massachusetts, through wholly owned subsidiary MassCannabis LLC,” reads a recent article. Its wholly owned subsidiary, BlackBox Systems and Technologies, which intends to install Cere’s EcoLoop(TM) — a high-tech, low-cost solution for growing cannabis — on its 120-acre property in Fairfield, Michigan, is also eying expansion. “BlackBox is in the process of expanding its Michigan operations. The company plans to break ground on 10 acres in September, with the construction of a 27,000-square-foot facility scheduled for completion next year. The new acreage will support four new greenhouses, with 12 more greenhouses in the planning stages.”
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