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Planet 13 Holdings' second quarter 2020 financial results were released today. The press release, financial statements and MD&A are all available on SEDAR, as well as on our Web site, planet13holdings.com.

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Planet 13's financial statements are presented in U.S. dollars and the results discussed during this call are in U.S.

dollars, unless otherwise indicated. On the call today, we have Bob Groesbeck, Co-Chairman and Co-CEO; Larry Scheffler, Co-Chairman and Co-CEO; and Dennis Logan, CFO.

I will now pass the call over to Larry Scheffler, Co-Chairman and Co-CEO of Planet 13 Holdings Inc.

Thanks, Mark. Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for participating in our second quarter call.

Q2 was a tough environment for all Nevada businesses and an almost perfect storm for Planet 13. There were no tours.

We weren't allowed to serve customers in the store and the local economy was essentially shutdown by COVID. Given one off these extraordinarily difficult conditions, Planet 13 proved its resilience with an essentially breakeven quarter.

Planet 13 generated $10.8 million in revenue and adjusted EBITDA loss of $0.7 million in Q2. As Nevada and Las Vegas has started to reopen we quickly regained lost ground and now actually generating higher revenue than ever before.

In July, we generated $7.3 million, our highest month ever and we're on-track to exceed that number in August with $7.8 million through 30 days. While there’s still substantially less visitors to Las Vegas than typical for this time of year, the operational improvements we implemented are leading now to leading us to converting a higher percentage of visitors into customers and increasing average ticket.

In addition to the improvements of the SuperStore, we've done a great job attracting Las Vegas residents. Our delivery and curbside generated $1.2 million in July, approximately 17% of the total tales.

That's about 8 times higher than our highest month of delivery pre-COVID. We effectively added another layer to our business, a larger component of local area sales and we expect this to be additive to our overall revenue line for the foreseeable future.

Our in-house brand built a following during Q2 as they were exposed to more locals. And while our vape and edible lines are available in most dispensaries in Las Vegas Valley, Medizin, our flower line, is currently only available at the SuperStore and we've seen people choosing to make the trip just for this product.

In Q2, in-house brands made up 28.4% of sales, up from 14.5% in Q2 2019. The popularity of Medizin drove our decision to acquire additional cultivation capacity.

As a reminder, in July, we purchased an active indoor cultivation facility, it is currently growing out of 25,000 square feet with room to increase to 45,000 square feet. I'll let Bob go over those details.

I'll just say I'm incredibly excited to have bring in cultivation to expand Medizin to increase our in-store offerings. Even after being shutdown in May and April, our team pivoted quickly to grow local sales to generate a solid quarter in a very difficult environment.

I'd like to thank each and every team member for the tireless efforts over the past few months and I'm confident that these efforts will continue to pay-off well into the future, particularly with the development of a greater local following and improved local brand awareness. With a strong foundation and upcoming expansion in both California and Nevada, Planet 13 is positioned to continue growing over the coming years.

With that, I'll pass it off to Dennis to discuss our financials.

Thank you, Larry. Before I begin, I'd just like to remind everyone that today's numbers or the numbers on today's call are in U.S.

dollars unless specifically stated otherwise. As Larry mentioned, while Q2 was a challenging operating environment for the entire cannabis sector in particular in Nevada with the mandatory shift to delivery only, since we've been allowed to reopen, Planet 13 has quickly regained the momentum we had coming into the pre-COVID time.

In July, across the entire business the company generated $7.3 million in revenue. And then as Larry said through the first 30-days of August, we've generated $7.8 million in revenue, all at a gross margin closer to the historic Planet 13 levels in the mid-to-high 50% range.

In Q2, the Planet 13 generated $10.8 million in revenue. I think it's worth breaking this down on a month-by-month basis.

In April, as we're in the peak of the COVID shutdown, we migrated all of our sales to delivery only. We generated $2.7 million in revenue.

In May, as we got better at our delivery platform, we grew down revenue to $3.3 million, about 50% of our normal level. And in June, once we were allowed to finally reopen at first it was only 10 people in the store before moving towards that 50% buy already capacity, we generated $4.8 million in revenue.

We are getting better as operators, which is leading to better results even in the face of COVID-19 impact on the global economy. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter was a negative $700,000, largely driven by the decrease in sales at lower margins offset by lower marketing spend.

Gross margin came in at 44% for the quarter and was lower than prior quarters as we maintained our traditional discount to Las Vegas residents and we ended-up making up almost 100% of our customer base during the second quarter compared to the standard 15% we usually typically see. We also did not charge product placement fees during the second quarter due to the store being -- SuperStore being closed.

Gross margin over the last two months, as I said before, has returned to the Planet 13 levels of the mid-to-high 50s. And so we should see that going forward into the balance of Q3 and Q4.

Sales and marketing expense was $200,000 this quarter, which is down significantly when compared to prior quarters as a percentage of revenue. The company replaced its traditional marketing aimed at tourist customer with an online and tech platform aimed at attracting and maintaining the local customer during the quarter.

Sales and marketing expense is expected to return to more normal levels as a percentage of revenue going forward as the tourists return to Las Vegas. The company spent $5.5 million on G&A during the quarter, essentially flat to the prior quarter and the prior period in the prior year.

The company maintained its full staff during the mandated and COVID-19 shutdown as we repositioned employees from [bud] attendance to drivers and et cetera, we're able to utilize everyone inside the organization. And we decided as an organization with maintaining our trained and knowledgeable staff is the correct course of action as we believe our strong performance in July and August couldn’t have been achieved without their contribution.

As of June 30, 2020, the company had $22.7 million in cash, up from $13.9 million as of March 31, 2020. Cash increased as a result of the $2.8 million in positive operating cash flow and $8.1 million in the excess -- from the exercise of warrants, offset by a million dollar spend on the Santa Ana acquisition.

Since then we've raised or are in the process of raising approximately CDN$31.5 million through two bought deals. They're one of the first one announced on June 15th to close on July the 3rd, and the second one that was announced on August 20th and in the process of closing.

And we received an additional $6.8 million in cash in from warrant exercises since the June 30th Q2. We’ve spent approximately $1 million in purchasing inventory and $500,000 for the cultivation license as part of the transaction with W Vapes.

As a reminder, both the new cultivation facility and our Medizin dispensary require negligible CapEx, and we are well-financed for the opening of Santa Ana and now with the two bought deals in process, we will have ample cash to expand into other States. And with that, I'll turn the call back over to Bob.

Thank you, Dennis and good afternoon, everyone. The last few months have been incredibly productive for Planet 13.

We've made significant strides with our branded products. As Larry mentioned previously, in Q2, we increased our share of in-house products sold to SuperStore 28.4%.

As COVID restrictions were lifted, we also began receiving household orders for our products. Reorders are coming in and wholesale revenue is rapidly picking up steam with our products now in 33 dispensaries statewide.

Between wholesale and sales in our dispensary, we have many products that are routinely and had [sets] top 10 SKUs sold in Nevada. For instance, in the concentrate category, TRENDI regularly takes multiple top five spots.

While in the edibles category, HaHa Gummies has proven to be a hit with multiple top 10 spots. As Larry mentioned earlier, one of the categories that we are excited to expand on is our premium flower line, Medizin, which sells out days after each reaching harvest hits the shelves.

In order to meet this demand and expand our supply of Medizin, we purchased 45,000 square foot cultivation facility that currently has 25,000 square feet under cultivation. We started to convert the cultivation to our process, our standards and our genetics and we should be seeing the benefit of these changes in the coming quarters.

We acquired operating assets, equipment, licenses and tenant improvements for $500,000 in cash and the value of 2.5 million in shares when the licenses are ultimately approved for transfer. As part of the deal, the counterparty wanted to sell the facility as well.

So after considering cannabis REITS and looking at other financing sources, particularly with the continued relative dearth of options for operating cannabis companies today, Larry and I decided the costs were too onerous and made the decision to continue investing in the business by purchasing the facility. And we put a lease in place that has the same rents as our current cultivation facility, which is significantly lower than what cannabis REITS would have offered.

To our knowledge, this will position the Planet 13 name with one of the lowest cultivation rental rates in the industry, while also enabling the company to allocate capital towards generating high returns on capital by opening additional SuperStore in other states. We were also recently awarded license for another dispensary and are set to reopen our original dispensary, Medizin.

As a reminder, we closed that dispensary in October of 2018 when we transferred the license for the SuperStore. In Q3 of 2018, the last full quarter that dispensary did $4.9 million in revenue.

We see a pathway for adding an additional $15 million to $20 million in yearly revenue growth at that facility given the increased Planet 13 brand name awareness. To push the local audiences through COVID we’ve also streamlined the reopening and further invigorated brand awareness among local customers.

In California, our first out of state expansion, we continued to progress inline with our projected timeline opening of the first half of 2021. I've never been more excited about the future of the company.

The SuperStore is generating record revenue through July and August despite all the COVID-19 impacts on the global economy and our industry in particular here in Nevada. Between the success of our delivery service, the expansion of wholesale and the reopening of our neighborhood Medizin dispensary, we are set to take a larger share of the local Nevada market, while maintaining dominance over the tourist market.

Orange County continues to progress, as I mentioned. And with the proceeds from our bought deal and warrants, we have a war chest continue to look at highly accretive growth opportunities both within Nevada and in our high priority states.

And with that said, I'd like to again thank everyone for participating today. And I’d now ask the operator to end the call.

Thank you.