Dear Shareholders
On May 23, 2017 the Company reported that a third party settlement agreement had been reached in the civil claim in the Vancouver Registry of the Supreme Court of British Columbia naming THCD and other related parties as defendants in an effort to recoup funds and damages suffered by Matica.
An unrelated third party has agreed to purchase all of the outstanding shares of THCD and complete the build out of THCD’s medical marijuana facility (“the facility”) in preparation for a pre-licence inspection by Health Canada under the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulation (“ACMPR”). THCD is one of several such facilities that the third party has engaged and is preparing for pre-licence inspection. Matica is to receive shares of the third party at a deemed value of $700,000 in two tranches of $350,000 each. The first tranche is to be issued on closing and the second and final tranche is to be issued on the date of issuance by Health Canada of an ACMPR cultivation license in the name of THCD
The third party was Cultivator Catalyst Corp. (“CCC”) and they have reached an Letter of Intent agreement (“LOI) with Orca Touchscreen Technologies Ltd. (“Orca”) a CSE publicly list company (CSE:OAA, FSE:6OT, OTC-Pink:ORTFF). Please follow the link LOI with CCC to view the Orca news release.
As terms of the above mentioned LOI indicate, CCC shareholders (including Matica) will exchange their shares for the publicly traded shares of Orca at a ratio to be determined. Management is very pleased with this development as it provides a satisfactory conclusion to the Nova Scotia project.
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Boris Ziger
Boris Ziger, CEO & Chairman