Marijuana operator Canopy USA appoints Jorgensen as first president
Canopy USA, the American-based holding company of Canadian marijuana operator Canopy Growth Corp., has appointed M. Brooks Jorgensen as the fledgling entity’s first president.
Canopy USA, the American-based holding company of Canadian marijuana operator Canopy Growth Corp., has appointed M. Brooks Jorgensen as the fledgling entity’s first president.
The merger between marijuana multistate operator Cansortium, which operates under the Fluent brand, and RIV Capital closed on Thursday.
Canadian cannabis operator Canopy Growth Corp. has completed its acquisition of New York-headquartered Acreage Holdings through its American holding company.
Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth Corp. appointed current board member Luc Mongeau to serve as the company’s next CEO.
Canadian cannabis operator Canopy Growth Corp. made an early payment to reduce a loan term by $100 million (roughly 138.5 million Canadian dollars).
David Klein, who joined Canopy Growth Corp. as CEO in 2020, will retire at the end of company’s current fiscal year, on March 31, 2025.
Days after exercising an option to acquire a U.S.-based marijuana multistate operator, onetime billion-dollar cannabis giant Canopy Growth Corp. is planning to raise up to $250 million via an at-the-market equity program.
A day after Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth Corp. exercised its option to acquire Acreage Holdings, the American multistate operator announced a private placement with institutional investors to raise $10 million.
Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth Corp. exercised its option to acquire American marijuana multistate operator Acreage Holdings.
Cansortium, a Florida-based vertically integrated cannabis multistate operator, is merging with RIV Capital, which operates the Etain Health marijuana brand in New York.
Cannabis producer Canopy Growth raised gross proceeds of roughly $50 million (68 million Canadian dollars) through an exchange and subscription agreement with an institutional investor.
Nancy Whiteman, the co-founder and CEO of Wana Brands cannabis edibles company, in May will relinquish the top post to marketing chief Joe Hodas.