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Replenish It and They Will Come
From Soil Problem to Scalable Platform The Problem: Soil Degradation and Rising Input Costs In Sophic Capital’s The Fertility Problem: Soil Degradation report, we examined how modern agriculture relies heavily on synthetic fertilizers focused on nitrogen (N),...
Replenish Nutrients: Beyond ‘Meat & Potatoes’ Soil Fertility
Report #1 Recap Sophic Capital’s The Fertility Problem: Soil Degradation report examined the structural forces reshaping global agriculture, including the growing challenge of soil degradation, increasing regulatory and environmental, social, and governance (ESG)...
The Fertility Problem: Soil Degradation
70 Years of Unchanged Nutrient Models Driving a Multi-Billion Dollar Shift Toward Regenerative Agriculture Introduction Global agriculture is facing a structural challenge. Declining soil health, rising input costs, regulatory pressure, and growing environmental,...
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The Wave May Be Just Getting Started Surging Stock Still Looks Undervalued Even though the stock of Sophic Capital client Kraken Robotics (PNG:TSXV, KRKNF:OTCQB) has surged over 150% in the past six months, it still appears undervalued when compared to its peers. Kraken Robotics has been winning large defence contracts with several NATO Navies, including the Danish and Polish Navies. The Company has also done business with the U.S. Navy, Government of Canada, and several global defense contractors. Many defense departments have recently announced budget increases on the back of the Ukraine war. Even before these announcements, many nations were updating their naval capabilities. Following two NATO Navy deals won in 2020 and tests with the U.S. Navy, Kraken Robotics has established itself as underwater robotics leader. We understand that investors flee stocks when systematic risk prevails, and the current market meltdown has spared few microcap stocks. Kraken Robotics (TSXV:PNG, OTC: KRKNF), a Sophic Capital client, was no exception. Kraken Robotics’ stock is up more than 40% and has set a new 52-week high since Ocean Infinity, a Kraken customer, announced its plan to take an almost 10% stake in Kraken. In the days following the press release, Kraken’s stock has consistently closed above the $0.20/share investment price with comparatively heavy volume.
Rising to the Surface with Kraken Robotics
Smooth Sailing for Kraken Robotics
Deep Dive on Underwater Drone Manufacturers
Bottoms Up for Navies
Russia and China Droning for Sea Dominance
Unmanned Underwater Vehicles – The Most Challenging Technologies to Develop
Launch the Seabots
PNG: A Kraken Good Investment!
PNG: Kraken Investors Establish New Floor Price For Stock