Drinkable Cannabis Products Likely as Alcohol Conglomerate Buys into Canada’s Biggest Pot Company

Date:

A major alcohol conglomerate has agreed to buy almost 10 per cent of Canada`s biggest marijuana company for $245 million Cdn.

New York-based Constellation Brands will buy up to 18.9 million shares in Canopy Growth Corporation, the Smiths Falls, Ont.-based company that has grown to quickly become Canada’s largest marijuana company.

The move sent shares of Canopy Growth on Monday as high as $15.72 in Toronto before they at finished the day up 19 per cent at a record high close of $15.22.

As part of the deal, Constellation will provide marketing and brand development support to Canopy. The two companies will work together to produce marijuana-based drinks — a market that some estimates have pegged at $10 billion a year, should the products become legal in the United States.

Read full article here.

CBC News – Oct 30, 2017.

Want More Investigative Content?

Curate RegWatch
Curate RegWatchhttps://regulatorwatch.com
In addition to our original coverage, RegWatch curates top stories on issues and impacts arising from the regulation of economic, social and environmental activity in Canada and the U.S.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

MORE VAPING