Source: Happy Belly Food Group Inc.
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  • Happy Belly Food Group (HBFG) has completed construction and opened a new corporate location for Heal Wellness in Milton, Ontario
  • HEAL Wellness was an accretive acquisition by Happy Belly Food Group, and it is anticipated that the new store location will continue to drive both the top line and bottom line of the company
  • This new location expands HEAL’s customer reach in an area that is heavily populated and is demographical aligned to the brand
  • Happy Belly Food Group (HBFG) opened trading at $0.14 per share

Happy Belly Food Group (HBFG) has completed construction and opened a new corporate location for Heal Wellness in Milton, Ontario.

HEAL Wellness was an accretive acquisition by Happy Belly Food Group, and it is anticipated that the new store location will continue to drive both the top line and bottom line of the company.

This new location expands HEAL’s customer reach in an area that is heavily populated and is demographical aligned to the brand.

Sean Black, Chief Investment Officer of Happy Belly explained that in less than five weeks since the signing of the Milton location, Heal Wellness has constructed and opened a new corporate location, demonstrating how the company’s brands accelerate their speed to market.

“This is the third new corporate location opened since Heal Wellness was acquired, its fifth location in total, and we anticipate more net new openings on the way in 2023. Furthermore, the new location will replicate the successful integration and leveraging of shared resources that is currently being utilized across our brand portfolio.”

Happy Belly Food Group is a consolidator of emerging food brands, responsible for Yam Chops, Lumber Heads, Heal Wellness, Holy Crap, Ladyt Glaze Doughnuts and more.

Happy Belly Food Group (HBFG) opened trading at $0.14 per share.


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