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Eaze history
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“Cannabis Voter Preferences” (October 2016)
When MarketWatch received Eaze’s previous investor deck in 2017, the company was losing roughly $1 million a month.
“The High Price of Illegal Cannabis” (August 2018)
In the fourth quarter of 2018, the gross transaction value moving across its platform was $36 million, up from $15.2 million in the first quarter.
Choy joined the company in October 2019.
For full-year 2019, it projects revenue of $68.9 million.
The cannabis-delivery company that once said it planned to deliver $1 billion worth of cannabis in 2020 is now headed for a much smaller target: less than $500 million.
As a part of the current 2020 projections, Eaze plans to launch in Michigan, Florida, Arizona and Colorado, according to the materials.
“State of Cannabis 2021: How Consumers Responded to Crisis” (January 2021)
In August 2021, Eaze announced the acquisition of multi-state retail leader Green Dragon, initiating the company’s expansion into dispensary retail in Colorado and Florida.
In company surveys, 47% of Eaze customers reported shopping at dispensaries in 2021.
“State of Cannabis 2022: All About Equity: What Brands, Investors, and Regulators Need to Know About Cannabis Consumers and Social Equity Brands (January 2022)”
Eaze projects the addition of storefront retail in California will add 11% to the company’s 2022 state revenue.
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