How many harvests does your company do in a year?
How much does it cost to grow this harvest to the point of sale?
The figures you claim to be "massive" are insignificant and, frankly, pathetic for company pretending to be a world leader in any field.
Now, for context, let's compare the cash flow (remember, that's not profit) with the fees paid to EverBlu in 2021. A total of $5,405,566!! Much of this was in cold, hard cash with only $756,000 paid in shares. But let's just look at the cash component of $4,649,566. The total cash received from customers was just $5,910,220 in the same period. If we then add on cash-based remuneration for the BOD and leadership of $1,633,984 you realise that
more than 100% of the operating cash received by CPH was paid to Directors. Now there are more Directors!!
In fact,
AB was the beneficiary of over 83% of the company's generated cash flow.Then you get to add on share-based payments.
This cash figure paid to EverBlu equated to $387,463 per month or $12,738 per day!! Over the same period the sp fell 45% (and has fallen another 50% since).
Is it really a surprise there is a criminal investigation underway into AB's dealings?
