Why Is Half of Thailand's Cannabis Market Invisible to Most Reports?
There is a structural feature of Thai cannabis that most reports miss entirely, and missing it distorts everything else. The money and the volume live in different places.
What Are the Two Channels That Make Up This Market?
One channel, the licensed one, holds most of the money. A second channel, off the books, holds most of the volume and most of the consumers. They are not the same market measured twice. They are two halves of one market, and they behave differently.
Why Does Looking Through Only One Lens Mislead?
If you read only the legal data, you will misjudge the true size, the real competitive pressure, and the risk profile of the whole thing. If you looked only at volume, you would misread where the profit actually sits. Every serious decision in this market depends on holding both halves in view at once.
We sized both, and the relationship between them is one of the most important findings in the report.
The money and the volume live in different places. One channel, the licensed one, holds most of the money. A second, off-the-books channel, holds most of the volume and consumers.
No. They are two halves of one market that behave differently, not the same market counted twice.
You misjudge the true size, the real competitive pressure, and the risk profile of the whole market.
You misread where the profit actually sits, which is why every serious decision here depends on holding both halves in view at once.
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