Market shares of the Hemp Industry have yet to be defined. Currently China has penetrated 50% of the world market while Canada has 20%. We are aware that the Hemp Industry in the US is still in its infancy for Small-Medium Enterprises (SMEs). With existent technology and future innovation, the United States has the potential to capture 60%-70% of this industry.

BDS Analytics has stated that 'legal' cannabis spending worldwide is expected to become $57B by 2027, with $47B coming from the US, equalling 82% of the total worldwide market. Cannabis stocks have been booming in recent months as the Canadians approach near-legal recreational cannabis.

Unfortunately the business of the Hemp Industry is driven by specific elements germane to Schedule 1 materials and lawful business, not by the stock market per se, the tail does not wag the dog. Under the Controlled Substance Act any Schedule 1 material that is ingested does and will come under the authority of the FDA. How this will be enforced in the future is a set of complicated questions combining legislation, fees, fines and penalties.

With the prospect of legalization on the horizon, our lawful business structure allows the ability to implement the business model now, as well as through the various convolutions to 'legal'. Through our complete mechanism we address any number of issues from taxation to compliance and being consistent with the Cole Memorandum.

In seeking to execute ‘lawful’ business we are not advocates of any rhetoric regarding ‘legalization’. We are aware that ‘legalization’ is a 'process’ which incorporates negative sanctions to be viable. Negative sanctions are also a ‘process’; it allows the Authorities to generate revenue at the expense of the businesses in the Industry.

A unique collaboration between Schedule 1 Holdings and WEDU, Inc., Delta Green Industrial Park™ (DGIP™) offers the latest to facilitate the lawful Hemp Industry evolving, sites that are both production and manufacturing focused.

The raw feedstock processed for the resultant products is Hemp (Industrial); a feedstock which needs to be built up to support a system of dynamic allocation. The primary resultant end hard goods would be used for such materials as packaging, textiles and construction. The soft result is primary, secondary and tertiary jobs. As the value chain focuses on several industries, our system makes process for the industrial producer, as well entities seeking to access the end products, easier.

This turnkey system with its proprietary mechanisms is compliant with the Cole Memorandum through it ability to track a Schedule 1 product from inception to ultimate end user. By implementing this system of lawful production and manufacturing it allows for investment by qualified individual and institutional entities.

An agri-concern development, DGIP™, provides primary, secondary, and tertiary job opportunities through the turnkey system. This consequently provides a gateway for individuals from the primary, secondary, and tertiary employment to interact with consumer banks.

It is part of our Mission,/Vision/Goal to reduce the entry barrier for disenfranchised communities with respect to this Industry.

Don’t hesitate to contact our Investment Team.