A few months ago, we published an article on Cannara Biotech Inc. (TSX Venture: LOVE) (OTCQB: LOVFF) (FRA: 8CB), a vertically integrated Canadian Licensed Producer (LP) with more than 1.6 million square feet of production capacity. After the Canadian LP reported earnings, we wanted to issue a follow up article on the business and want to our readers to be aware of the advancement of the company.
So far this year, Cannara Biotech has been nothing short of an execution story and we believe the business is positioned to record strong growth in 2023 and beyond. Currently, the Canadian LP is selling cannabis in Ontario and in Quebec (which are 2 of the 4 largest Canadian provincial markets) and is also selling in Saskatchewan and British Columbia (BC).
During the last quarter, we have highlighted Cannara Biotech as a Canadian cannabis company that is flying under the radar. Following the recent earnings report, we find it impossible to ignore the business and have highlighted 5 key takeaways from it.
- When compared to fiscal year 2021, Cannara Biotech recorded a more than 100% increase in revenue in fiscal year 2022. We consider the increase to be substantial and believe our reader should be aware of the performance
- Going forward, we believe Cannara Biotech is well position to record incremental growth. As of August 31st, the management team has been able to successfully redesign and activate 6 additional grow zones in the Valleyfield facility. The new zones have already produced 6 harvests and we are bullish on this aspect of the story. Currently, the company is cultivating in 6 of the 25 zones (each zone is 25,000 sq. ft.) and we are favorable on the opportunity to increase production.
- During the quarter, Cannara Biotech reported its sixth straight quarter of positive adjusted EBITDA, generated C$12 million of revenue, and recorded C$4.8 million of gross profit before fair value adjustments. When compared to the prior quarter, the company recorded strong growth and we expect the trend to continue
- When compared to the first half of fiscal year 2022, the business recorded huge growth in the second half of the fiscal year. During the second half of the year fiscal year, the amount of kilograms sold increased by 69% and the increase can be attributed to the amount of production from the Valleyfield facility
- As of August 31st, Cannara Biotech had more than C$12 million of cash on hand, C$29 million of working capital, and more than $13 million of inventory. Based on these numbers, we find the valuation to be attractive and believe the market is incorrectly valuing the business.
A Rapid Growth Story With Catalysts For Growth
We are of the opinion that Cannara is one of the most misunderstood cannabis operators in North America. At current levels, we find Cannara’s valuation to be attractive and believe the risk-reward profile is one of the most attractive in the entire cannabis sector. With a production footprint that could be greater than 1.6 million square feet, the company can scale the business as needed and capture additional market share in Canada.
We consider Cannara Biotech to be a company with catalysts for growth and believe our readers need to be aware of this. Over the next year, we expect the company to increase production capacity, to bring additional premium cannabis products to market, and to execute on core growth initiatives.
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