The analysis was conducted by Technical 420’s founder Michael Berger. The report provides a detailed look at mCig’s position that supports the emerging Cannabis, CBD & technology landscape within its target markets. The result is an invaluable tool for shareholders and potential shareholders to gain insight pertaining to mCig, the industry, industry peers and the company’s competitive edge moving forward. mCig’s Chief Financial Officer, Mike Hawkins stated, “The Company wanted to have an evaluation done as a way to measure strengths and potential areas for improvement. More importantly, we wanted a high caliber point of view that comes from public data and numbers crunching. The Company has made the report available on its website for the convenience of the shareholders as a means to reference the information with their own point of view.” The CFO went on to state, “mCig continues its growth in the cannabis markets and we feel we are well positioned based on company fundamentals and pristine capital structure.”

About mCig, Inc.

Headquartered in Henderson, Nevada, mCig Inc. ( OTCQB : MCIG ) A diversified company servicing the legal cannabis, hemp and CBD markets via its lifestyle brands. mCig has transitioned from a vaporizer manufacturer to industry leading large scale, full service cannabis cultivation construction company with its Scalable Solutions division currently operating in the rapidly expanding Nevada market. The company looks forward to growing its core competencies to service the Ancillary legal Cannabis, Hemp and CBD markets, with broader expansion to take place once federal laws change. For more information visit www.mcig.org.

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