Mar 4, 2020
Champignon Brands (CSE: SHRM), a wellness company specializing in the formulation and distribution of a suite of medicinal mushroom-infused products, began trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange (“CSE”) on March 2, 2020, quoted under the ticker symbol “SHRM.” According to the update, the company, in February 2020, successfully completed an initial public offering via lead agent PI Financial Corp. In addition, as soon as practicable, Champignon will look to secure a listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and quotation on the OTC Marketplace in the U.S. The anticipated tri-listing will afford Champignon’s current shareholders pre-eminent liquidity, all while contributing to a genuine global presence through improved accessibility for international capital flows. “We are dedicated to transforming the health and wellness industry via the infusion of our proprietary blend of medicinal mushrooms,” Champignon CEO Gareth Birdsall said in the news release. “We’ve been assembling a dedicated roster of mycologists and health and wellness professionals to formulate several distinctive lines of premium fungi extracts. The overall product portfolio is tailored for conscious consumers looking to support mental health and bolster cognitive performance through medicinal mushroom based products. We believe that we are only scratching the surface when it comes to unlocking the benefits hidden in medicinal mushrooms.”
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About Champignon Brands Inc.
Champignon Brands is intent on being a global, vertically integrated producer of artisanal medicinal mushrooms and associated products. The Champignon team is focused on enhancing the health and wellness of millions of consumers who can benefit from its premium suite of organic, sustainable and non-GMO mushroom formulations. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Champignonbrands.com.
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