Listing the stock on a Canadian exchange certainly
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Posted On: 09/12/2018 12:51:40 PM
Listing the stock on a Canadian exchange certainly can't be ruled out as a possibility at some point, because it's pretty much inevitable that Rocky Mountain High Brands will hook up with a Canadian distribution partner in the near future.
I've heard rumors that the same people that hit a major regulatory snag a couple of years back have all their ducks in a row and are ready to get it right if all checks out in future hypothetical negotiations.
I'm sure we'll see it happen, but they have to focus their efforts on only as many projects at a time as they can manage properly with their limited resources. As stated in one of the podcasts, they've even been contacted by Brazilians expressing extreme interest in the products, but will look into it further when it's wise to do so.
All legitimate deals will surely be pursued as time/resources permit, but it's more important to get each deal to completion as quickly as possible as a result of expert execution. Errors can be very costly, as seen in the first Canadian venture. While that was the Canadian company's boo-boo, all parties involved were adversely affected. The takeaway there is that thorough attention to details pays off big time.
With this Mexican deal, they're getting it done right on both sides of the border. Also good to keep in mind is the fact that this is a first for Mexico, and once completed properly, it'll be balls to the walls distribution from that point forward.
I've heard rumors that the same people that hit a major regulatory snag a couple of years back have all their ducks in a row and are ready to get it right if all checks out in future hypothetical negotiations.
I'm sure we'll see it happen, but they have to focus their efforts on only as many projects at a time as they can manage properly with their limited resources. As stated in one of the podcasts, they've even been contacted by Brazilians expressing extreme interest in the products, but will look into it further when it's wise to do so.
All legitimate deals will surely be pursued as time/resources permit, but it's more important to get each deal to completion as quickly as possible as a result of expert execution. Errors can be very costly, as seen in the first Canadian venture. While that was the Canadian company's boo-boo, all parties involved were adversely affected. The takeaway there is that thorough attention to details pays off big time.
With this Mexican deal, they're getting it done right on both sides of the border. Also good to keep in mind is the fact that this is a first for Mexico, and once completed properly, it'll be balls to the walls distribution from that point forward.
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