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Happy Belly Food Group Inc
CNSX:HBFG

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Happy Belly Food Group Inc
CNSX:HBFG
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Price: 2.22 CAD -0.45% Market Closed
Market Cap: 290.3m CAD
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Happy Belly Food Group, Inc. is a health and wellness company, offers plant-based food products in Canada. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company went IPO on 2018-07-03. The firm is specialized in the growth of consumer food brands. The company provides food and retail brands to customers. The firm guides founders and their teams through a dedicated playbook focusing on initiatives to improve business processes and deliver operational improvements. The firm operates through its brands, including Heal Wellness, Holy Crap, YamChops, Lettuce Love Cafe, and LumberHeads Food Co. Heal Wellness offers fresh plant-based wellness food, which includes wellness boosters, nut butters, chia puddings, smoothies and waffles. Holy crap offers organic breakfast cereal that helps maintain a healthy gut. YamChops is a plant-based butcher, market and restaurant. Lettuce Love Cafe provides plant-based and gluten-free meals, smoothies and treats.

HBFG Intrinsic Value
1.74 CAD
Overvaluation 22%
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