Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Nabis Holdings (CSE: NAB) (OTC: INNPF) (FRA: 7IP) Establishing Strong Reputation in Cannabis Sector with Anchor Investment Portfolio


  • The company’s acquisitions include fully-integrated licensed medical marijuana businesses and a cultivation/processing center in Arizona
  • Investments have been announced for strategically located properties in Michigan with 10 approved cultivation licenses and one processing license
  • An overwhelming 92 percent of states in the U.S. have legalized some form of cannabis
  • The global legal marijuana market is expected to exceed $146 billion by the end of 2025
Nabis Holdings (CSE: NAB) (OTC: INNPF) (FRA: 7IP), also known as Innovative Properties Inc., is a Canadian company focused on strategically investing in high quality cash-flow assets within the cannabis sector. These carefully selected investments are primarily located in U.S. states that have legalized some form of cannabis, from medicinal to recreational adult-use and cannabidiol (CBD) products (www.NabisHoldings.com).

The company features a strong management team, led by two of the industry’s leading operators, that is working to establish an ‘Anchor Investment Portfolio’ of high-quality assets, strategically selected over a short period of time and at the right price. Nabis Holdings specifically seeks out U.S. cannabis assets and brands now doing business in limited license states. The company’s focus on strategic revenue generation, EBITDA and growth is enshrined in its motto: ‘One team. One goal.’ Similarly, this focus is reflected in the company’s name: ‘Na bis’, which is defined as ‘repeat performance’ or ‘encore’.

To date, Nabis Holdings has announced investments capable of creating immediate value in multiple vertical cannabis businesses located in some of the nation’s largest medical marijuana markets, including Arizona, Michigan and Washington state (http://ibn.fm/vthbX). Nabis has also invested in Hivemind Refinery, a premium consumer CBD brand; and Bloombox, a leading intelligent retail and supply chain cannabis software platform.

Management’s hands-on approach to identifying proven operators with strong brand traction; pharma-grade cultivation, extraction and dispensaries; and other operations is quickly expanding the company’s ‘Anchor Investment Portfolio’. The company is also exploring investment opportunities in Israel, the European Union and other nations.

The global legal marijuana market is expected to reach $146.4 billion by the end of 2025, according to a Grand View Research Inc. report. Increasing medical research into utilizing cannabis or CBD to treat forms of cancer, epilepsy, mental disorders, chronic pain and other diseases is expected to propel market growth, as the report states (http://ibn.fm/8GIY6).

Nabis CEO Shay Shnet and President Mark Krytiuk have been directly involved in the cannabis industry and financial sectors for decades and were most recently founding partners of MPX Bioceutical. MPX was the subject of the largest public takeover in the U.S. cannabis industry to date, as it merged with iAnthus for C$835 million. Nabis Holdings seeks to be a leading investor with a portfolio of vertically integrated, multistate cannabis operations across the U.S. and beyond.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.NabisHoldings.com

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