NetworkNewsBreaks – Hero Technologies Inc. (HENC
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Posted On: 06/21/2021 3:45:39 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Hero Technologies Inc. (HENC) Eyes over $1B in Revenue at End of Multiphase Plan
Hero Technologies (OTC: HENC), a cannabis company working toward a vertically integrated business model, is paying close attention to Michigan’s medicinal and recreational cannabis sales numbers, which are reaching record highs. This is because its majority-owned subsidiary, BlackBox Systems and Technologies LLC, earlier this year signed a purchase agreement to acquire 120 acres of Michigan farmland for cannabis cultivation. According to HENC CEO Gina Serkasevich, who was quoted in a recent article, the numbers for the company’s cannabis cultivation plan in Michigan, which it anticipates will take anywhere from five to ten years to complete, look exceptionally strong. “We have thoroughly analyzed startup costs, ongoing costs and a wide range of revenue scenarios,” Serkasevich said. “Even our most conservative estimates, using the low-end of the wholesale price range, put us over $1 billion in revenue by the end of our multiphase plan. And the upside potential is much bigger. A higher percentage of retail sales and a higher price per pound could support annual revenue from our Michigan operations in excess of $3 billion.”
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Hero Technologies (OTC: HENC), a cannabis company working toward a vertically integrated business model, is paying close attention to Michigan’s medicinal and recreational cannabis sales numbers, which are reaching record highs. This is because its majority-owned subsidiary, BlackBox Systems and Technologies LLC, earlier this year signed a purchase agreement to acquire 120 acres of Michigan farmland for cannabis cultivation. According to HENC CEO Gina Serkasevich, who was quoted in a recent article, the numbers for the company’s cannabis cultivation plan in Michigan, which it anticipates will take anywhere from five to ten years to complete, look exceptionally strong. “We have thoroughly analyzed startup costs, ongoing costs and a wide range of revenue scenarios,” Serkasevich said. “Even our most conservative estimates, using the low-end of the wholesale price range, put us over $1 billion in revenue by the end of our multiphase plan. And the upside potential is much bigger. A higher percentage of retail sales and a higher price per pound could support annual revenue from our Michigan operations in excess of $3 billion.”
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