 I'm Deborah Borchart and this is your Marijuana Money Minute. Are you in the Chicago area and interested in working in the cannabis industry? We will have a panel with a top cannabis recruiter at the Green Market Summit on May 7th in Chicago, so buy your tickets now. Vape Distribution Company Green Lane Holdings, Inc. filed for an IPO of 5.3 million shares with a price ranging between $14 and $16 per share. The company said it hopes to list on Nasdaq on April 18 and the IPO is valued at $80 million. In earnings this week, Green Thumb Industries or GTI reported its fourth quarter results with an increase in revenue by 237% to $20.8 million. For the year GTI made 62.5 million in revenue, the company did experience a net loss of 3.1 million for the quarter and 7.7 million for the whole year. Through Leave Cannabis reported its fourth quarter revenue rose 172% to $35.9 million. The company's net income grew a whopping 3,467% in the fourth quarter to $10.7 million. Harvest Health and Recreation is acquiring canaphermacy in a deal with an undisclosed value. Canaphermacy owns or operates cannabis licenses. In Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland, they recently announced the private placement of 500 million in convertible debentures to continue to finance acquisitions and corporate growth. The U.S.-based investment fund, Northern Swan Holdings, has completed $58 million in Series D, financing bringing the total amount of capital raised to date to $96 million. The company will be using these funds to expand its Latin American operations, including Clever Leaves, a licensed producer of medical cannabis in Columbia, and PX Entertainment entered into a definitive agreement to purchase all the outstanding shares of Holy World SA for roughly 13 million Canadian dollars. Cultivator and producer 1933 Industries signed a licensing agreement with House of Hawks, which if you don't know who that is, it is the famous skateboarder Tony Hawks company and the company's subsidiary-infused MFG for the launch of several co-branded CBD wellness products. Finally, Seattle-based Fintech company Post-itbit began trading on the CSD under the ticker PBIT, the company that serves cannabis retailers by delivering Bitcoin-enabled payment processing, point-of-sale systems, and built-in compliance features that are customized to each day. And that's it for this week. I'm Deborah Bortart reporting for the Green Market Report.