TransCanna’s Business Model Will Benefit California's Legal Marijuana Ecosystem

California's legal marijuana ecosystem is in a state of complete mayham, but TransCanna can help.

An industry that has been projected to generate more than $6.5 billion ( Arcview Market Research) in revenue by 2020 remains grossly inadequate in terms of services provided throughout its ecosystem. Shortcomings in the pot industry in the state are apparent in a wide range of service sectors including branding and design, transportation and logistics, and sales.

TransCanna Holdings, Inc. (CSE: TCAN) (Frankfurt: TH8) through its California subsidiaries manages branding, transportation and distribution companies in California that assists pot cultivators and manufacturers in getting recognized by end-users and consumers.

Currently, the Company offers their client’s branding and design services but intends to roll-out distribution, transportation, and sales services in the near future.

TransCanna  Highlights

California’s legal marijuana industry is expected to hit $6.5 billion by 2020.

• 23 revenue-generating branding and design contracts have been acquired from Goodfellas.
• Establishing a vast distribution network in California.
• Planned future expansion into Canada, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Colorado, and Arizona.
• Management has over 60 years of combined experience in California’s pot industry.

TransCanna’s Business Model

TransCanna, through its California subsidiaries, operates under a business-to-business model (B2B) that will allow them to consolidate the various aspects of California’s pot industry.

To do this, TransCanna will provide branding and design, distribution and transportation and marketing and sales services to cultivators and manufacturers. Currently, TransCanna is offering their branding and designing services to cultivators and manufacturers and is developing their transportation and distribution network within California.

Pending the approval of their licenses and permits, TransCanna intends to develop a large distribution network across California. The network will be comprised of up to five leases or acquired facilities in North San Diego, Adelanto, Culver City, Los Angeles, and Sacramento. Once the company has established its network and presence in California, they intend to expand their operations into Canada, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Colorado and Arizona.

TransCanna’s management team has significant experience in California’s pot industry. Leading the way in experience, is TransCanna’s CEO James Pakulis who in 2010 to 2012 oversaw the growth of his company to over $16 million in annual revenue in two years. Recently he had been president of Lifestyle Delivery Systems and assisted in raising CDN$20 million for the company.