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Posted On: 04/18/2022 3:24:11 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: INM) Expanding Rare Cannabinoid Manufacturing Scale
InMed Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: INM), a rare cannabinoid drug developer, is expanding its product manufacturing scale, thanks largely to the acquisition of consumer-focused rare cannabinoids manufacturer BayMedica last year. “InMed’s most-recent Q2 financial statement reported revenues of $0.3 million from commercial sales of cannabichromene (‘CBC’) to the health and wellness market following the BayMedica acquisition. Since January, the company has also been selling cannabicitran (‘CBT’) to the health and wellness market on a B2B basis,” a recent article reads. “The company’s forward-looking focus on bringing new cannabinoid products to commercial scale anticipates scales of cannabidivarin (‘CBDV’) and tetrahydrocannabivarin (‘THCV’) in the coming months as its next revenue generators…. The company expects to produce more than 100 kilograms of CBDV and THCV under the initiative. Because of the very limited quantities of rare cannabinoids that make them effectively impractical from an economic standpoint to extract directly from the plant for pharmaceutical use, InMed’s R&D operation is working to develop synthetic formulations for the treatment of specific conditions.”
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InMed Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: INM), a rare cannabinoid drug developer, is expanding its product manufacturing scale, thanks largely to the acquisition of consumer-focused rare cannabinoids manufacturer BayMedica last year. “InMed’s most-recent Q2 financial statement reported revenues of $0.3 million from commercial sales of cannabichromene (‘CBC’) to the health and wellness market following the BayMedica acquisition. Since January, the company has also been selling cannabicitran (‘CBT’) to the health and wellness market on a B2B basis,” a recent article reads. “The company’s forward-looking focus on bringing new cannabinoid products to commercial scale anticipates scales of cannabidivarin (‘CBDV’) and tetrahydrocannabivarin (‘THCV’) in the coming months as its next revenue generators…. The company expects to produce more than 100 kilograms of CBDV and THCV under the initiative. Because of the very limited quantities of rare cannabinoids that make them effectively impractical from an economic standpoint to extract directly from the plant for pharmaceutical use, InMed’s R&D operation is working to develop synthetic formulations for the treatment of specific conditions.”
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