Kush Got Wheels, Seeking Final Investors Before Summer Launch
Jun 14, 2022
New York City, New York Jun 14, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - The cannabis industry continues to skyrocket as it's legalized across the country and other parts of the world. As the industry surges forward, new laws help change how cannabis businesses provide for their customers.
Cannabis delivery is heating up across the country and Kush Got Wheels has the answer for the demand.
Kush Got Wheels is revolutionizing the cannabis delivery industry. The mobile app offers a private and secure way for potential clients to receive their pre-order cannabis products without leaving their residences. "We deliver a broad array of cannabis products geared to address illnesses and injuries." With the opening of so many cannabis dispensaries, the need for this service is at the forefront of the consumer's request.
Recently, as part of the company's diversification policy, and approval from relevant government authorities, Kush Got Wheels has launched its second round of funding. The funding request is open to the public until early Fall before the company seeks to go public. Your investment can be an equity partner or subscription based on your minimum investment.
What many are considering the next trend for the cannabis business, is delivery services. Revenue expected projections for the recreational and medical marijuana markets keep rising, each one larger than the previous studies. According to a recent report by ArcView Market Research and BDS Analytics, the global licensed dispensary sales of cannabis will reach $40.6 billion by 2024. The US will account for about $30 billion or 73% of the global cannabis dispensing market in 2024. It is also projected that by 2024 the retail dispensing sales of legal recreational cannabis will reach $26.7 billion whereas the revenue generated from the sales of medical cannabis will reach $13.9 billion.
For more information on how to invest in Kush Got Wheels go to: www.kushgotwheels.com
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