Wayland Group Corp. announced a corporate update on its operational progress in Canada and internationally. Langton Production Facilities: The company is now completing a third harvest at its new facility in Langton, ON, Canada, with licenses for cultivation and business to business sales received in April 2018 and December 2018 respectively. The company, in partnership with Industrial Automation Solutions (IAS New York Inc.) and their partner Rockwell Automation, have completed a proof of concept (POC) for both the facility and automation platform. Average yields from such POCs, among three different strains are 50 grams per plant. The cultivation concept has been modified to a Screen of Green where greater plant density and thereby greater yield is achievable per square foot at the facilities. Throughout these POCs, each cultivation period totaled 17 weeks from start to finish. These Periods consist of ten (10) days for clones to root, 5 weeks for vegetation to complete and 11 weeks for the flower cycle prior to harvesting. All stages of cultivation were completed in the same rooms, demonstrating the facility's versatility to conduct every stage of cultivation in each room. As the plants on average produced 50 grams per plant, with 9,000 plants in 8,800 sq. ft rooms annual production average for flowering areas is now 286 grams per sq. ft. per year. The POCs have demonstrated that on an annualized basis, the Company's Langton facility, once fully licensed for Phase 1-A through Phase 1-D, will be able to produce 23,731 kg of dry cannabis flowers to be used in the production and sale of packaged dry flower and cannabis oil. It is expected that with further phenotyping of genetics, in addition to nutrient optimization, such yields will continue to increase. The Company is currently harvesting 8,200 plants, with product from these plants anticipated to be ready for the market no earlier than April. In addition to the current harvest, the Company has planted an additional 21,700 plants and will re-fill the current harvested room with 8,300 plants in mid-March in order to fill the balance of the currently licensed area. The Company expects to request inspection for readiness by Health Canada of the Phase 1-A area in March of this year. As the timeline for the required amendments to such licenses has ranged from 30-45 days to approximately 120 days for the Company's last request for an amendment, the Company has updated its timing expectations for amendments to its licenses. Due to this potential for significant delay, the Company has made necessary changes to its internal processes.

The company provided revenue guidance for the first quarter, second quarter, third quarter and fourth quarter of 2019. The company also anticipates that its revenues will increase substantially quarter over quarter as more of the facility is filled with plants, and consecutive harvests are completed.