CBD of Denver

Building “The” European Cannabis Company

INDUSTRY

Medical

Investment Highlights

Company Overview

Transaction Overview

Additional Information

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This offer closed March 2023. If you would like to discuss anything in relation to this company please contact us for further information.

All information on this page was current as at the date of closure.

Investment Highlights

A listed company in the US (OTC: CBDD) with cannabis operations in Europe

Integrated turn-key technology delivers omni-channel distribution services for global CBD Brands

Company Overview

Leverage to Growing Volumes

Defensible Margins

Profitability

Flexibility and Customization

Number 1 cannabis company in Europe by revenue

CBDD’s intention is to be the first commercially viable cannabis company in Europe

What CBDD stands for

Leverage to growing volumes

The premier intermediary in the high-growth European cannabis sector

Defensible margins

Creating measurable, results-driven strategies for clients

Profitability

Asset-light business model with strong cost control

Key Updates

Swiss recreational licenses

CBDD is applying for recreational pilot programs in Switzerland, that allow sales to up to 5,000 customers per license

E-commerce acquisition

Acquired digital marketing platform Mellow (mellow.store) to reach across Europe, and the ability to generate cash flow in digital sales

Retail presence

Expanded retail strategy across Germany/Switzerland/Austria with branded Mellow stores

Diversified offering

Growing the CBD distribution business into adjacent categories like vape

Industry Overview

The next cannabis wave is occurring in Europe, which is the fastest growing cannabis market

“We think Europe has the potential to be larger than the American recreational market given that it has a population that’s more than double the size of the US… with a potential addressable market of US$229B, so the room for growth is immense.” Boris Jordan Executive Chairman Founder, Curaleaf

The European cannabis market is at an inflection point, with cannabis reform a question of ‘how’ and not ‘if’ with policy support in key jurisdictions that could see reform occur before the US.

The new German government has proposed to legalize the recreational use of cannabis… and as Germany goes, so goes the European Union. Upon legalization, Germany would become the single largest recreational cannabis market in the world.

Switzerland has approved a pilot scheme for the recreational use of cannabis, becoming the first recreational cannabis market in Europe