CFN Media Exclusive Interview with Quadron Cannatech: Turning Green to Gold

Ryan Allway January 24th, 2018 Exclusive, News, Top News

Cannabis oil consumption in Canada is expected to grow from 284 liters in 2015 to upwards of 562,613 liters by 2020, according to Mackie Research Capital Corp., which is sharply higher than the growth rate for dried cannabis. These trends have many licensed producers in Canada looking for easy ways to enter the growing cannabis oil and extracts market. In the U.S., these same trends are already in place with cannabis oils and extracts legal in many states.

CFN Media recently sat down with Quadron Cannatech Corporation (CSE: QCC) CEO Rosy Mondin to discuss the company’s recent progress and long-term ambitions in the cannabis extraction business.

Early Sales Traction

Quadron Cannatech sold its first BOSS CO2 Extraction System on December 20 to Quintet Ventures Inc. following its commercial debut at the MJBiz Conference in Las Vegas. After an extensive research process, the company selected the BOSS CO2 Extraction System for its ease-of-use and cost-savings relative to competing technologies. A second unit was placed a day later to another British Columbia-based cannabis industry participant.

“The results are simply amazing – visitors lined up at our booth to talk with our representatives at the recent MJBiz Conference in Vegas where we showcased the BOSS,” said CEO Rosy Mondin in a press release last year. “There is an immediate need for innovation, automation, analytics, and predictable recoveries in cannabis extraction. The BOSS is a revolutionary system that will no doubt disrupt the industry.”

On December 28, the company announced its third sale to a company in the United States, marking its foray into a new geographical market. The customer was one of many attendees that lined up at its booth at the MJBiz Conference in Las Vegas, which suggests that the company could see even greater interest over the coming weeks. These companies come from both the U.S. and Canadian markets where cannabis has been legalized.

New C$5 Million Financing

Quadron Cannatech recently announced that it closed a C$5 million financing that it plans to use to accelerate the manufacturing of extraction equipment for resale, and for the purchase of ancillary products for resale. In particular, the capital will be used to help deliver its initial three sales orders and build up an inventory that will help reduce the time-to-market for future customers of the BOSS CO2 Extraction System.

“We continue to be encouraged and excited about the investor interest and growing demand for cannabis extracts and extract-based products,” said CEO Rosy Mondin in a recent press release. “This financing allows us to buildout and deliver on the BOSS purchase orders as well as expedite our design and manufacturing of additional equipment to satisfy the demands of our clients who require cannabis extraction and processing laboratories.”

The bought deal financing placed 7,142,858 units through PI Financial Group at a price of $0.70 per unit. Each unit consists of one common share and one common share purchase warrant that’s exercisable into one common share at a price of $0.83 per warrant share. The warrants are subject to expire on January 18, 2020 or earlier if common shares reach $1.50 or higher for ten consecutive days.

Looking Ahead

Quadron Cannatech Corporation (CSE: QCC) represents a compelling investment opportunity within the global cannabis industry. With three initial sales and financing lined up, the company is well positioned to manufacture its BOSS CO2 Extraction Systems and enter the market in a big way over the coming months. Investors may want to take a closer look at the stock given the innovative technology and rapidly growing end market.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.quadroncannatech.com.

This article was published by CFN Enterprises Inc. (OTCQB: CNFN), owner and operator of CFN Media, the industry’s leading agency and digital financial media network dedicated to the burgeoning CBD and legal cannabis industries. Call +1 (833) 420-CNFN for more information.