Komo Plant Based Foods Inc (YUM) Quote

This stock doesn't look so hot. It was a scam all along.

Correct.

Doubtful, why spend the money, this one is heading for the dust bin.

What have they got to sell, a recipe and a distribution network.. that adds up to a big lot of nothing in my opinion.

Well ! looks like July came and went. Maybe August ? Are they going to report even if they plan on selling out ??????

Great stock here man.

Will wasn’t fired. Fred was fired. (President)

That would be swell.

This kid is one slick Willy, run the stock price up, pay a million shares for the promo, then when the fizzle dies sell the company, problem here is that Bill White (CEO) was fired by the board last week. Lets see how this plays out but I smell an SEC investigation here.

https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item/Z-C!YUM-3429410/C/YUM

There have been zero disclosures on the OTC Markets Group site in 2023.

Form 52-109FV2
Certification of Interim Filings
Venture Issuer Basic Certificate
I, William White, the Chief Executive Officer of Komo Plant Based Foods Inc., certify the
following:
1. Review: I have reviewed the interim financial report and interim MD&A (together, the
“interim filings”) of Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. (the “issuer”) for the interim period
ended April 30, 2023

So add 3 months and the next quarterly is due

Now Q2 and Q3 are both MIA.

Well ! 6- 30 has come and gone. Is no news good news hmmmmmm ?

They filed 6-30 last year so I am assuming they will file about the same time this year

06/29/2022 Supplemental Information - CFO Certificate - Third quarter ended April 30, 2022
06/29/2022 Supplemental Information - CEO Certificate - Third quarter ended April 30, 2022
06/29/2022 Management Discussion and Analysis - Third quarter ended April 30, 2022
06/29/2022 Interim Financial Report - Third quarter ended April 30, 2022 04/30/2022

here is the link to the filings

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/KOMOF/disclosure

I did have a lot of faith in this company however currently I am just along for the ride with hope they turn it around... would love to see expansion here that is the one thing that will save the share price.

What's up Mr. Zen I was thinking KOMOF should have reported by now. What's going with them? Did I miss something?

https://webfiles.thecse.com/230428KomoPRPPClosing.pdf?CqQtyU4_exnEBAC4AWbeLNIC6eog5Afo

And what are the low lights?

This security has lost 80% of value since last year.

Maybe they can hire some better promoters.

Thank you. I'm so out of it, 70 hour weeks running an understafffed company taking a toll. Did a quick glance thought month 4 was May real quick and was expecting it first week of may. I need some rest man

Q2 highlights

https://webfiles.thecse.com/2023_Q1_Komo_PR_2.pdf?xwFSqCDegMxpBmSmx2.nVPTHa.EY528S

I imagine we will see Q2 fins ending April in about a week and a half.

2nd quarter earning should be out any time, here is the last report for first quarter


https://www.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/356194/content

Mr. Zen ! When do you think earning will be out ?

I keep up with this company from OTC markets, the only reliable and complete foreign ticker source
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/KOMOF/news

Way undervalued if you are a value player, not worth crap if you are a momentum player.

That is the current market condition.

Market Cap 1,316,282 04/10/2023

I just think people are hesitant because it's a Canadian company and most never see the good news they've been putting out. I go to the YUM ticker on the CSE site to keep up. There's nothing about the earnings or expansion news on my brokerage site. I had 20,000 shares after the reverse split, sold at $.20 and now have 42,000 at $.11. My buddy doubled his position as well, but nobody is following this stock otherwise. We were the volume last week. There's a similar stock trading in the US with the same share structure that's trading over $10. My only issue is what happened to the US expansion? The rest of the news is good if you're willing to look for it. I don't know what it will take for this to move anymore. It's very frustrating.

$KOMOF What lack of confidence in a CEO does for a public company

Market Cap 1,316,282 04/10/2023

The company is strong and growing, the CEO is weak and untrustworthy.

Based on the fundamentals and growth of the last two quarters the market cap should ten bag with proper leadership.

I smell rocket fuel.

financial results for the quarter ended January 31, 2023.
"We're excited to announce a remarkable 182% revenue growth for the quarter and
148% for the six-month period over last year’s results, driven by our successful
expansion into wholesale distribution across Canada, including our national listing with
Loblaws,” says Komo CEO William White. “Our strategic focus on the wholesale
channel has resulted in substantial growth, with wholesale revenue accounting for 96%
of total revenue.”

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cqobh1fAAiF/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

https://webfiles.thecse.com/2023_Q1_Komo_PR_2.pdf?xwFSqCDegMxpBmSmx2.nVPTHa.EY528S

Should see the second quarterly report any day now... that will be the catalyst.

Great growth and potential here. Revenue is growing and they keep expanding. I believe expansion into USA will be a huge step here.

As of today, Komo has on-boarded eight distribution partners across Canada and one in the USA. Through these distribution partners, Komo’s products are sold in over 1,200 retail locations in Canada. Komo is currently being carried by many multi-location retail customers including: Your Independent Grocer Stores of Loblaws, Safeway, IGA, Metro, Thrifty Foods, Whole Foods Market, Foodland, Fresh St. Market, Choices, Stong’s Market, Country Grocer, Nestors, Nature’s Fare Market, Foodland, Aisle24, Goodness Me!, Nature’s Emporium, Ambrosia, Highland Farms, La Boite à Grains, Pasquier and Fairway Market. Komo’s products are also available in various specialty and independent stores and online stores.

Nice earnings and revenue growth. Now in 1,200 locations. Probably profitable later this year with great share structure of under 10M OS. Way undervalued!

Then where is the volume?

Seems the market thinks it's JUNK.

Must be why the pre split price is now .013

Yep, scammed everyone by putting products in all the major grocery stores across Canada.

That's what happened Allright, minus the shorting part.

Everything really rests on the next set of financials that I think are due out this month. There is no reason for the stock to be where it is other than the fact it was run up by a stock promotion team and are probably shorting the hell out it now.

If they are building a real company then it is way undervalued, if this is just an elaborate pump and dump it fooled me, and after 22 years doing this full time I am not easily fooled.

It is a wait and see right now but I have a feeling we are in for a long and sustained run up financial valuation scale.

I don't get this one. The company seems to be growing and doing well, but no word on US expansion. I thought that was supposed to happen last year. There's zero interest in the stock. No volume. I feel like it's a good company and the market cap is tiny, but the least bit of selling pressure or the company releases the other 7M shares and we're going to crater.

Hmmm. It's stuck in reverse.

Waiting for the share price and volume to reflect the company's positive and growing trajectory. Making a nice to add here again soon

The program is growing and the 35% profit margin will propel this forward
More news about increased distribution is on the Canadian news services

Oh it is coming all right. The implosion is happening even quicker than I anticipated.

Nice painted tape close.

Well, they do know how to write a press release that sounds like a product pitch.

a premium, fast-growing plant-based food products manufacturer, is thrilled to announce

Just waiting for the share price to reach fair value, a few underwater shareholders to chew through first, so we wait.

by @newsfile on 28 Feb 2023, 14:49
Komo Expands Frozen Meal Line to Fortinos Stores in Toronto

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 28, 2023) - Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. (CSE: YUM) (OTCQB: KOMOF) (FSE: 9HB0) ( the "Company", "Komo"), Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. Expands Frozen Meal Line to All 9 SKUs in Fortinos Stores in Toronto.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc., a premium, fast-growing plant-based food products manufacturer, is thrilled to announce the expansion of their frozen meal line to all 9 SKUs in Fortinos stores across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). The partnership will make Komo's delicious and nutritious plant-based meals more accessible to families in Toronto, helping to make healthy meal planning more convenient and affordable.

"We are excited to be expanding our partnership with the Fortinos banner of Loblaw Companies Limited, and making our plant-based meals more accessible to families in Canada's largest city, Toronto, Ontario," said William White, CEO of Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. "We believe that our brand resonates with the people of Toronto, and we're passionate about creating delicious and wholesome plant-based meals that fit the needs of busy households. We believe that our meals offer a healthy and convenient option for families who want to eat well without sacrificing taste, health or convenience."

Fortinos, which was founded in 1961 by Italian immigrant John Fortino, is a well-established supermarket chain with 23 stores across the GTA. The stores are known for their commitment to providing fresh, high-quality food and excellent customer service, making them the perfect partner for Komo's expansion.

About Komo

Komo Plant Based Foods is a premium plant-based food company that develops, manufactures and sells a variety of plant-based frozen meals that are always hearty, satisfying and made with wholesome ingredients. At Komo, the company's mission is to help make plant-based meals a staple on every dinner table by sharing the company's love for feel-good food that connects the people to the planet. The company believes plant-based eating is the future and that "Change can start with a single bite." The company's experienced plant-based innovation and development team recreates vegan versions of traditionally cheesy and meaty classics, with 100 per cent plants. Komo's products are sold direct-to-consumer through the company's e-commerce website, and a distribution network of on-line and brick and mortar grocery, convenience and natural retailer channels. The company's operating subsidiary, Komo Comfort Foods, launched in 2021 with the company's flagship products: plant-based lasagna, shepherd's pie and chickenless pot pie, and Komo Plant-Based Meal Helpers -- versatile meal starters to allow the creation of many dishes at home. Komo's newest product is Mac & Greens. All of the company's products are 100-per-cent plant-based, made with wholesome ingredients, free from preservatives and frozen for freshness. Freezing products is a natural and effective way of keeping food products for longer without having to use any preservatives. Komo's meals have an 18-month frozen shelf life.

Learn more at: www.komocomfortfoods.com and follow on Instagram: @komocomfortfoods For further information, please contact:

William White, President & CEO, Komo Plant Based Foods Inc.

will@komoeats.com

https://thecse.com/en/listings/life-sciences/komo-plant-based-foods-inc

Yes sir!

Reports Impressive Revenue Growth with a 160% Increase in Q2

yes it looks like the numbers are coming together, I will still want to see what the debt load is but if it is shrinking at a reasonable level and production is up this much with a 30% profit margin I will hold what I have with more comfort.

Right. Why I said I'll wait till then for a true evaluation.