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Here's Why Investors Liked Sundial Growers' Q4 Results

The Canadian cannabis producer appears to be slowly turning things around. You can count the number

Here's Why Investors Liked Sundial Growers' Q4 Results

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Actually, you'll only need one finger.<b>Tilray</b>is the only stock to narrowly outperform Sundial in 2021 so far. But that could soon change.</p>\n<p>Sundial announced its fourth-quarter results after the market closed on Wednesday. The marijuana stock jumped close to 8% in after-hours trading. Here are the highlights from the company's Q4 update.</p>\n<p><b>By the numbers</b></p>\n<p>Sundial reported net cannabis revenue of 13.9 million in Canadian dollars in the fourth quarter, up 8% quarter over quarter but down more than 5% year over year. This result topped the average analyst's revenue estimate of CA$12.1 million.</p>\n<p>The cannabis producer announced a net loss in the fourth quarter of CA$64.1 million. 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He noted that the company still has \"significant work to do in our core operations to achieve the goals we have established for Sundial and our shareholders.\"</p>\n<p>It didn't help that the company's Q4 average gross selling price per gram equivalent for branded products fell to CA$4.14 from $5.53 in the third quarter. Sundial attributed this decrease to \"industry price compression,\" which basically means that competition is resulting in lower prices.</p>\n<p>The good news for Sundial is that its cost reduction initiatives are paying off. General and administrative (G&amp;A) costs in full-year 2020 declined 18% year over year. However, total sales, marketing, and G&amp;A costs rose 6% quarter over quarter, due primarily to increasing sales and marketing spending promoting the company's brands.</p>\n<p><b>Looking ahead</b></p>\n<p>There are several positive developments to look forward to with Sundial. 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The cannabis producer has made these changes to try to meet the continuing shifts in consumer preferences.\nThe company's transition from wholesale to branded retail sales achieved incremental improvement in the fourth quarter, compared to the third quarter. However, Sundial has a long way to go to return to its revenue levels of the past.\nGeorge readily acknowledged this. He noted that the company still has \"significant work to do in our core operations to achieve the goals we have established for Sundial and our shareholders.\"\nIt didn't help that the company's Q4 average gross selling price per gram equivalent for branded products fell to CA$4.14 from $5.53 in the third quarter. Sundial attributed this decrease to \"industry price compression,\" which basically means that competition is resulting in lower prices.\nThe good news for Sundial is that its cost reduction initiatives are paying off. General and administrative (G&A) costs in full-year 2020 declined 18% year over year. 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