Canadian CANNAINVESTOR Magazine June / July 2018 | Page 198

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CCIM: Good afternoon Greg and thank you on behalf of myself and our 71,000 strong and growing fast subscribers for your time. Organigram Holdings Inc. trades on the TSX Venture under symbol “OGI” as well as in the US under symbol “OGRMF.” In addition to its common shares, Organigram has a debenture and warrants that may be purchased. Organigram has certainly garnered a lot of attention lately – much of which has been speculative and some of it appears outright incorrect. So, let’s get right to it so that we can set the facts straight.

OGI: Hey! Thanks for having me on, Louis. It’s a pleasure to speak with you again. The company raised a significant amount of capital in December and January, so we have been working diligently to grow the business and have announced several LOI’s recently, which I think investors are excited about.

CCIM: I want to start with May 15th. The CannaInvestor team joined a delegation that included media, analysts, financial advisors, bankers and investors at a lunch and learn presentation followed by a tour of your facility in Moncton, New Brunswick, including the recently activated Phase 2 Expansion. Bigger is not always better in an industry where the purists pride themselves on the meticulous care they give to each plant. Somehow, Organigram has embraced that and have made that fundamental to your growing and cultivation philosophy. How difficult is it to marry a large-scale production with the care of an artisan craft grower?

OGI: We take a data-driven approach to growing and have developed an in-house software system to help our team with not only tracking the plants to give them the optimal conditions in the present grow, but also to analyze what those optimal

Louis Kyron: CCIM

Greg Engel, CEO: OGI

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