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TSXV: GTEC

GTEC: Most likely this would be acquiring our Sales License at Alberta Craft Cannabis, which we expect to happen in the fall of 2018. We will be completing construction at several of our late stage facilities over the next couple months. Also, we will hopefully continue to secure retail locations and licenses in additional provinces.

CCIM: What are your major hurdles and obstacles?

GTEC: Like most Licensed Producers, acquiring Cultivation and Sales Licenses and ramping up operations is the primary hurdle for us. However, there various other challenges to be overcome, including securing sales listings and contracts.

CCIM: Due to the fact this is a new industry and there are no historical comps, investors use management team experience as a key metric when investing, what past skillsets and experiences does your management team have to give investors confidence that GTEC will be successful?

GTEC: We have a diverse management team, including successful venture capitalists, PhD scientists, cultivation experts, food and beverage executives, and employees from the pharmaceutical industry. We are confident this diversity will be a key driver of GreenTec’s future success.

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Mike Blady, Co-founder & VP, Investor Relations

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Louis Kyron, CPA, CGA & Derwin Wallace, CEO (CCIM)