The risk of course lies in the deal not going through or amended. North of the border we have seen this at least twice in recent months involving M&A with some of that country’s larger LPs. Shareholders that invested in the target company to gain from the premium of the M&A were left with shares that were quickly falling in value when the deal fell through. That is why this should never be referred to as pure arbitrage because it is not. Very quickly your risk-free arbitrage can become your albatross.
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Short and simple - just imagine owning shares in one of the few publicly traded companies associated with product on shelves after July 1. A few that come to mind follow and this is not a recommendation but rather to help you start your own short list of companies to look into further on your own.
The Tinley Beverage Company (CSE:TNY; OTC:TNYBF)
Nutritional High International Inc (CSE:EAT; OTC:SPLIF)
CannaRoyalty Corp (CSE:CRZ; OTC:CNNRF)
LifeStyle Delivery Systems Inc (CSE:LDS; OTC:LDSYF)
MPX Bioceutical Corp (CSE:MPX; OTC:MPXEF)
Quinsam Capital Corp has multiple investments in California companies.
and High Hampton Holdings Corp may not have product on shelf but their construction is well on the way. There are other companies of course. California Dreaming -- just imagine!
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