7ACRES Tour Video for Cannabis Investors – Supreme's Premium Advantage
7ACRES Tour Video for Cannabis Investors – Supreme's Premium Advantage
The Supreme Cannabis Co. (TSX: FIRE) is a Canadian LP targeting the premium segment of the cannabis market. They have built one of the top flower brands in the industry, 7ACRES, from the flower produced at the 7ACRES cultivation facility.
In the Fall of 2019, Capital 10X toured this facility to understand what differentiated practices created the award-winning 7ACRES flower brand. This video captures that tour and provides useful insights for cannabis investors about the plants, processes, and people behind the brand.
With construction on the 440,000 sq.ft. 7ACRES facility nearly complete, Supreme Cannabis is positioned to realize the full potential of this flagship asset. The company has built out its CPG processing features, and all grow rooms are coming online – Supreme Cannabis is now positioned to execute on its CPG strategy, leaving its wholesale business behind to capture greater margins from 100% consumer sales.
As it makes this transition, Supreme Cannabis continues to attract top talent with its leading brands, best-in-class operating assets, and a strong corporate culture. The company has brought on CPG executives and leadership with experience operating in regulated industries. In 2020, investors can look forward to continued execution under proven leadership.
The Supreme Cannabis Co. is a market awareness client of Capital 10X.
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Transcript
We are currently exiting the era of cannabis 1.0, a period that was driven by hype and promo rather than genuine underlying supply and demand.
As we enter cannabis 2.0 investors are going to be looking for companies with operational excellence, companies with purpose and most importantly companies that can produce cannabis that consumers actually want.
At Capital 10x we believe Supreme Cannabis is one of the best positioned companies to thrive in this new era. You’re already seeing the success from the flower grown at their 7 Acres facility getting that premium status and after completing our tour, speaking with staff and seeing the plants we believe the Supreme Cannabis company is only scratching the surface of their long-term potential.
Now let us show you what we saw starting with an overview of the 7 Acres facility.
7ACRES is a four hundred and forty thousand square foot facility located in Tiverton, Ontario. We are the wholly owned subsidiary of the Supreme Cannabis company as well as their first flagship brand. We’re creating high-end cannabis for the cannabis enthusiast from coast to coast.
For anyone familiar with Supreme you know their mantra is “respect the plant”. It’s plastered on the walls of their buildings and it’s even on the swag they sell, but we wanted to see what it meant to the ground level people who are responsible for producing that premium cannabis and in the end we weren’t disappointed. It clearly meant more than just a catchy corporate slogan, it was something they actually operated by.
Respect the plants is caring for the quality of the product truthfully caring about where that plant’s going caring about the people who are consuming it and caring about the entire chain.
Respect is one of the values that drives us. Respect for the plant, respect for the people, respect for our regulators.
As they put it supreme and 7ACRES are built around a culture of betterment from innovative growing and processing techniques to a constant reach for improvement it never stops. Innovation is one of our key values here at 7ACRES and is the reason why we are one of Canada’s leading suppliers of high end cannabis from our trimming, drawing, packaging. All of these technologies we are constantly looking for ways to innovate and improve so that we can continue to grow.
Supreme has even adopted a novel no head grower ideology.
We take a no head grower approach, which means even though we have leads within the room we don’t actually have a master grower within the facility so we take pride in training our employees to create a consistent product. By doing that we don’t actually need a master grower.
It’s this kind of ground-up approach that will enable Supreme to scale their premium status to other verticals. By creating something ingrained in the culture of the company they ensure it will be sustainable and reach every business segment within their portfolio.
Read the rest of the transcript at https://capital10x.com/7acres-tour-video-understanding-supremes-premium-advantage
So I just tried some of your guys "Ultra Sour aka Noisey Neighbor". I must say I’m impressed. The strain was absolutely amazing. Loved it. We have to support eachother in OUR forever GROWING cannabis community. Much love and respect from Northern, Ontario, Canada.
I personally purchased Supreme stocks hoping to make money. Unfortunately I almost lost my life savings.
Stupid me.
You guys are absolutely not growing quality products until someone takes a trip to California in the bay area and spend some (time )there to know the characteristics and qualities of a real Dank what you guys won’t be able to duplicate anyway you guys are like a replica dealer a Louis Vuitton bag versus a knock off you can have the most state of the art facility and talk until you’re blue in the face about Your product trying to upsell but in reality your products are not quality at all I call a spade a spade no sugarcoat every now and again something from Vancouver will make its way into Ontario that’s decent but that’s like going to a casino and playing the big money slot. Your simulating something to a large market of people Who haven’t been to California to experience real cannabis . NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE!!!!!!!!!!!! Canada almost has me wanting to quit Cannabis so much money on garbage here…
Just don’t smoke the white widow from this place and you will be fine.
Do more coverage on Ianthus capital holdings . You made a video about them and have had absolutely no follow up on the, and their progress
The products on this company’s website looks no good, so I came to here to check out the grow and things look pretty darn good, so I am confused. Maybe its the light depo ruining the buds, or they simply need newer strains. Who reps haze plants anymore anyways? I grow at a large scale and can verify this is a solid canopy with a need for new genetics.