Investors Prepare To Discuss Newest Offerings With Vapor Group At WeedStock Conference

Vapor Group VPOR is one of the hottest companies to break into the Cannabis industry. Shares of Vapor Group are up almost 5,000 percent since the company announced a reverse merger at the end of January. However, weakness in the cannabis industry has sent the company down from $0.45 to $0.06 (87.6 percent).

Vapor Group is a leader in the billion dollar e-cigarette market and much of its merchandise can be used with THC products. The company recently announced that it will be participating at the first annual WeedStock Conference from June 29 through July 1 in Denver, Colorado.

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The newest offerings are amongst the topics Vapor Group is prepared to discuss with investors at the conference - retail stores are likely to be one of the hottest conversation points. At the end of March, Vapor Group announced that it is opening stores, making WeedStock one of the first opportunities the company has to discuss this offering. Even more exciting, the first three stores are expected open at the end of June, right around the start of the conference.

Dror Svorai, president of Vapor Group commented on the conference, “This conference is about more than just selling product. It is about the sharing of information and learning about the industry’s direction. As an e-cig industry leader, this conference is important to us, not only to showcase our relevant products, but as a learning experience and to meet distributors and thought leaders of the cannabis industry.”

Vapor Group also recently launched Vapor Box THB. The product aims to differentiate itself from the industry standard by heating the air around the herb to avoid burning it and having a 10,000 hour work life.

Attendees of WeedStock will have the opportunity to interact with company leaders and other investors to adjust positions in Vapor Group.

Spots are limited for the WeedStock conference, be sure to sign up before supply runs out.