CBWTF Stock Falls: Auxly Releases Q4 and Fiscal Year Results

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At the time of writing, CBWTF stock is on a steep decline. Down 10% and selling for $0.65 USD on the OTCQX, Auxly Cannabis Group’s (TSXV:XLY) (OTCQX:CBWTF) 2019 isn’t getting much brighter. Shares are reacting to Auxly’s Q4 and full fiscal 2018 results, released only a few hours ago.

Let’s check this out.

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Operating across Canada and Uruguay, Auxly Cannabis Group is a vertically integrated cannabis company that spans “the entire cannabis value chain.”

The company’s full-year highlights show that it has yet to make any profits. Showing total revenues of just $747 CAD, CBWTF stock is reacting in kind. While other metrics show that Auxly has grown operations significantly in 2018–and this is important for the long haul–insignificant revenue will stick out in an industry where so many other cannabis companies are booming.

Report Highlights are as follows:

  • Cash and Equivalents of $211,707, an increase of 533%
  • Total Assets increasing 398% to $460,818
  • Net Losses increasing 269%
  • Debt increasing 405% to $94,151

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Cannabis Derivatives

Auxly explains that it is shifting focus; dedicating more of its business to derivative cannabis product “development, manufacturing and distribution as the industry evolves.”

Effectively, Auxly will focus on cannabis products, and this means edibles and CBD-infused products. Saying further:

“Over the long-term, the Company believes shareholders will benefit from the higher profitability and anticipated strong growth of the derivative cannabis product market.”

Long-Term

All in all, investors must think long-term with CBWTF stock; if you are willing to hold, Auxly may be a serious play. As a cannabis financer, it has spent a lot to develop its portfolio of revenue streams. But, quite simply, before it can see the true fruits of its labor, it needs to wait. Asking investors to wait with it is the difficult part.

But when cannabis edibles legalization kicks in later in 2019 (in Canada at least) and when its clients can deliver and sell to full production capacity, two major revenue drivers should make big returns to Auxly.

So in essence, if CBWTF stock is for you, Auxly is telling investors to wait. But for how long is the frustrating question investors must ask themselves.

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