MJardin Group Inc (CSE: MJAR) has released a corporate update, citing it that it has terminated an undeveloped joint venture partnership with the Rama First Nation, in addition to making further amendments to the company’s Managed Services Agreements (MSA’s).
The joint venture partnership with Rama First Nation, which included plans for a 94,000 square foot indoor cultivation facility, was terminated because the company is making amendments in the allocation of its capital. Further, MJardin’s CEO stated that the company does not want to incur additional debt given the current volatility of the cannabis market.
MJardin also issued amendments to the company’s Managed Service Agreements, beginning with monetizing its cultivation techniques and intellectual property. Likewise, Mjardin has also decided to terminate its MSA with Next1 Labs, LLC and Next1 Labs South LLC, amend its MSA with Potco, LLC & Potco South LLC, and extend its MSA to December 31, 2020 with Gravitas Henderson, LLC dba F&L Earm Springs LLC.
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The company is also in the midst of finalizing its MSA renegotiation with AtlantiCann Medical Inc, which would mean MJardin would receive royalty payments on the existing balance as per the 10 year agreement, but would no longer contribute its labour to the operation. With respect to MJardin’s MSA with Lightshade Labs, LLC, the company is currently finalizing discussions to increase that MSA for an additional period of 14 months.
MJardin is a US-based company focused on cannabis cultivation and management of various cannabis assets. The company currently has operations in the US and Canada.
Mjardin Group Inc is currently trading at $0.15 on the CSE.
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