Panama awards licenses to 7 medical cannabis businesses
Seven companies in Panama were granted licenses to manufacture medical cannabis products after a lengthy evaluation by the country’s National Directorate of Pharmacy and Drugs.
Seven companies in Panama were granted licenses to manufacture medical cannabis products after a lengthy evaluation by the country’s National Directorate of Pharmacy and Drugs.
A private placement of shares and warrants announced by Canopy Growth Corp. was terminated only three days after it was unveiled, the Canadian cannabis operator disclosed in a regulatory filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Canada’s federally regulated marijuana industry captured more illicit-market share than ever in 2023, the government’s annual Canadian Cannabis Survey suggests.
ECS Botanics Holdings, an Australian medical marijuana cultivator in Victoria, reported a significant jump in revenue to 7.3 million Australian dollars ($6.5 million) in its second fiscal quarter ending Dec. 31.
Canadian cannabis producer Tilray Brands trimmed its loss to $46.2 million (61.6 million Canadian dollars) in the second quarter of its 2024 fiscal year on the back of record net sales.
Canadian operators destroyed millions of packages of unsold cannabis products and a record amount of unpackaged dried flower in 2022 and the first half of 2023, largely because of years of imbalance in supply and demand, MJBizDaily has learned.
Auxly Cannabis Group has signed a nonbinding term sheet to amend the credit facility between a syndicate of lenders and its wholly owned subsidiary, Auxly Leamington.
Village Farms International has sent its first shipment of two cannabis brands to the growing United Kingdom market.
High Tide has opened the doors for its Canna Cabana cannabis store on the Tsuut’ina Nation in the province of Alberta.
Canadian sales of recreational cannabis rose to 448.6 million Canadian dollars in October ($336 million), marking a small increase from the previous month and a 15% increase over the same period last year.
The Canadian province of Alberta is revamping its regulations to allow cannabis retailers to operate temporary stores at age-gated events such as trade shows and festivals starting next year.
Canadian cannabis producer Organigram reported a loss of 248.6 million Canadian dollars ($185 million) in the 2023 fiscal year, postponed its free cash flow guidance and appointed a permanent chief financial officer.