Cannabis “A Better Way”
Management Presentation Q3 2019
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Cannabis “A Better Way”
Management Presentation Q3 2019
Cannabis “A Better Way”
Management Presentation Q3 2019
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risks in the medical marihuana industry; political developments; arbitrary changes in law; delays in obtaining governmental approvals and anticipated and unanticipated costs; as well as those factors discussed in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in this presentation. Although GreenField has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions,
Cannabis “A Better Way”
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Greenfield spent several months designing what was to be, at that time, the most advanced growing facility in Canada. During the development stage several third world and developing countries legalized cannabis causing Greenfield to re-evaluate the industry and make a paradigm shift.
Cannabis “A Better Way”
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Cannabis “A Better Way”
Management Presentation Q3 2019
$0.95-$1.40/g of extract) Jamaica has an ideal climate for year-round production. Supportive and motivated political environment with best credit rating and lowest corruption score of developing countries allowing full cannabis production
have successfully met the regulatory requirements for cannabis cultivation in Canada and Jamaica
R&D license expected Q1 2020
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Estimated biomass production annually
Cost per gram to produce
Estimated extracted product annually
Dried flower average wholesale price per gram
Cannabis oils average wholesale price per g
Cost per gram to produce
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Production cost per gram for Canadian suppliers can range from $1 -2 while production cost in Jamaica is estimated at $0.17 - $0.25 per gram for greenhouse cultivation
CPG Indoor
CPG Greenhouse
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Retractable Roof and Sides Hurricane Proof Light Temperature and Humidity Computer Control Kaya St Ann Jacana St Ann Greenfield is bringing 21st century cannabis agriculture to Jamaica for the first time
10 acres of former sugar cane- growing land leased from the government Oliver Rowe & Ben Isaacson Bank of Nova Scotia analysts They estimated the Jamaican assets to be worth about C$45 million and pointed to similar deals done by Canopy Growth Corp. and Aurora Cannabis Inc.
Marigold (Aphria)
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IGOR KOVALCHUK, MD, PHD, MBA Igor Kovalchuk is a professor in the Department
engineering, including plant transformations, tissue culture, next generation sequencing, gene expression analysis, bioinformatics and molecular
improvement plant transformation and tissue culture DARRYL HUDSON, PHD
Biology and Genetics from the University of Guelph, Canada in 2010. He has published research in diverse fields including plant biology, genetics, epigenetics, DNA repair mechanisms, and carcinogenesis. In addition to participating in a recently published Cannabis genome sequencing project, Dr. Hudson has been breeding specialized new varieties of Cannabis for both the medical marijuana and agricultural hemp market.
Canada under the Cannabis Act. Key principals are
strains of cannabis, many of which have been patented.
cannabinoid specifications and required resistance to local pests; then either recommend or develop a strain that will meet Greenfield requirements.
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Signed Offtake and Commercial Supply Agreement with Materia Ventures
Pharmaceutical / Cannabis space, with deep experience and connections across Europe
products which will be imported into Malta
agreement, expected to be full capacity of facility
into the European Union
GreenField to export product to Malta through Materia Ventures offtake agreement Materia Ventures to re- formulate and distribute products across European market
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Under the terms of the shareholders agreement Greenfield will spend $5.0M CDN on a cultivation and production facility and issue 1,500,000 shares to J A Johnson for that they receive 51%ownership and 70%
and 51% thereafter. The revenue share commences with commercial production.
GreenField GreenField Resident Nominee 2%
J A Johnson
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GreenField’s major advantage will be its cost of production due to location of the assets, this will allow oversized margins when compared to similar companies in first world labour markets. Export opportunities are abundant and being explored in many different areas:
talks with 5 Herb Houses in Jamaica where flower would be sold
export
medicinal use (currently in advanced conversations)
partnership with the University of Lethbridge, University of the West Indies, and a well known reggae artist
Notes:
management expectations
Production & Expansion Dashboard 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 Annual yield - Initial acres (grams) 4,418,291 7,363,818 7,363,818 7,363,818 Annual yield - First expansion (grams) 12,806,640 16,008,300 16,008,300 Annual yield - Second expansion (grams) 32,016,600 32,016,600 Annual yield - Third expansion (grams) 21,344,400 53,361,000 Total annual yield (grams) $0 $4,418,291 $20,170,458 $76,733,118 $108,749,718 Flower Revenue (20% of Production) Grams of Flower Available for Sale 20% 883,658 4,034,092 15,346,624 21,749,944 % of Production Capacity Sold 0% 39% 97% 100% 100% Sale Price per Gram of Flower 4.0 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 Flower Revenue $0 $1,392,431 $13,734,248 $46,039,871 $54,374,859 Oil Revenue (80% of Production) Grams of Flower Available for Extraction 80% 3,534,633 16,136,366 61,386,494 86,999,774 Grams of Oil from Flower 18% 636,234 2,904,546 11,049,569 15,659,959 % of Production Capacity Sold 0% 39% 97% 100% 100% Sale Price per Gram of Oil $13.0 $13.0 $12.5 $12.0 $11.5 Oil Revenue $0 $3,258,289 $35,316,639 $132,594,828 $180,089,533 Total Revenue (Flower + Oil) $0 $4,650,720 $49,050,887 $178,634,699 $234,464,392 GreenField Portion of EBITDA % 70% 70% 60% 60% GreenField Portion of Revenue $3,255,504 $34,335,621 $107,180,819 $140,678,635 Expenses COGS $0 $1,317,764 $4,631,718 $11,415,200 $14,094,240 Gross Profit $0 $3,332,956 $44,419,169 $167,219,499 $220,370,152 Gross Margin % 72% 91% 94% 94% Operating Expenses $0 $482,405 $1,837,211 $2,706,480 $2,819,250 Lab & Warehousing $0 $275,308 $362,808 $518,680 $599,616 G&A Costs $620,000 $1,468,141 $2,022,641 $2,617,728 $3,015,825 Expansion Costs (Opex) $404,045 $312,136 $624,273 $1,248,545 $0 EBITDA
$794,966 $39,572,236 $160,128,066 $213,935,461 EBITDA % 17% 81% 90% 91% GreenField Portion of EBITDA $ $556,476 $27,700,565 $96,076,839 $128,361,277 Capex $1,353,000 $2,669,000
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An entrepreneur with over 30 years’ experience working in highly regulated industries, Mike was instrumental in the issuance of the 36th cultivation licence granted by Health Canada for facility located in Duncan BC. Mike is also an Interpretation and application specialist for the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulation (ACMPR)
Private & public company entrepreneur for over 20 years as an financier, owner and operator of a number of ventures ranging from real estate to franchising, tech & cannabis. Extensive experience as a venture capitalist and business strategist which includes corporate business development, raising over $5M in financing for an innovative micro brewery as well as $8M in seed and start-up for a medical cannabis licensed producer project in Duncan B.C. Peter currently sits on the board of and as an advisor to both private & publicly listed companies
Mike Hinam CEO Peter Hinam Chief Strategy Officer
An experienced businessman and investor in many successful companies. Founded and
private and public company clients with consultancy and business brokerage services; trade development and investment prospecting for federal and provincial government clients. In 1999, founded R. D. Financial Corp providing capital sourcing and strategic partnering services. A Certified Professional Accountant (CPA) with over 15 years’ experience in accounting and corporate finance. Served as an advisor and Decision Support for the acquisition of a cultivation licence from Health Canada for a facility located in Duncan BC along with budget and project oversight for the facility construction . Devon is also a Board member
Dave Dyer CBDO Devon Brown Chief Financial Officer
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“Invested in the GreenField vision, our team is committed to working in an environment of cooperation and trust. This ensures that the GreenField concept will be driven forward with passion.” John Hinam Project Manager David Maynard Production Kelly Abbott Independent Director Dyson Walker Program Management Director Dean Carman Sales & Marketing Director Ryan Dickman Independent Director Darius Millar Technical Director
Scott Walker Business Development Director Jermaine Johnson Vice President
Caribbean Operations
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Stage 1,2,3 Private Placements Total $3.2M Secured 109 Acre Property with Ideal Growing Conditions Completed 6.5 Acre Initial Grow Site Passed Government Cannabis Cultivation Inspection
Q4 Complete Private Placement $2.5M to $3.5M Q4 Order Greenhouses and Cultivation Equipment Q4 Begin Construction of EU GMP Production/Extraction/R&D Facility Q4 Secure Jamaican Export License
Q1 Complete IPO for Minimum $4.5M Q1 Complete Greenhouse Construction Q2 Complete EU GMP Production/Extraction/R&D Facility Q3 First Harvest and Cash Flow Q3 First Expansion
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For Information relating to the company: Peter Hinam Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) 604.710.8331 peter.hinam@greenfieldglobal.ca
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‘Justin Keywood, a cannabis analyst with GMP Securities, said in a research note the company’s financial results were “solid” amid broader industry
customer pull-through for its brands,” said Keywood, who maintains a ‘buy’ rating and $14 target on Aphria’s stock. The company said its cash cost to produce dried cannabis increased slightly in the first quarter to $1.43 a gram, from $1.35 a gram in the prior quarter. Seaport Global analyst Brett Hundley said in a research note published last week that producing cannabis at the lowest cost possible is “the most important factor at this particular point in time” for the sector.’
Source: BNN Bloomberg, 16 October 2019
Aphria surges as it posts another profit on higher sales, lower costs
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Management, Employees, and Advisors 17,100,000 Financing Round 1 @ $0.10 5,780,000 Financing Round 2 @ $0.15 1,562,533 Financing Round 3 @ $0.25 9,004,211 J A Johnson Agreement 1,500,000 Total Outstanding 34,946,744
* Based on market conditions
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the project
environment, enabling the highest possible margins in the export market (~85%)
European markets
1)
Tight share structure with a valuation of $12.2M, positioning investors for excellent returns
2)
Small and Mid-Cap Comps are valued at 5x to 14x EV/Sales for 2019.
3)
Valuation of this round is 2.5x Greenfield’s 2020 projected sales, offering attractive upside as we execute our business plan. Small and Mid-Cap Comps are trading at an EV/Sales of 1.3x to 2.1x 2020e, based on a full year’s grow, while our sales are based on a 2/5 year’s grow.
Cannabis “A Better Way”
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Cannabis “A Better Way”
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