
Village Farms International reports record US$55M cannabis revenue
Operating cash flow reached US$9.5 million as expansion spending eased, but weaker Canadian wholesale pricing reduced cannabis profit.

Operating cash flow reached US$9.5 million as expansion spending eased, but weaker Canadian wholesale pricing reduced cannabis profit.

Free cash outflow narrowed to C$15.5 million as international sales grew, while charges on Canopy USA assets weighed on earnings.

Quarterly losses narrowed, but operating income fell and September-end financial statements show US$41.2 million in cash plus restricted funds.



Cash reached US$48.2 million as licensing supported operations, while approaching hemp restrictions threaten current products.
The company identifies its entire Florida retail network, while federal security, inventory and recordkeeping requirements continue.
The company confirms federal registrations but does not disclose how many dispensaries received them or identify their locations.
The brewer has cut its U.S. footprint to six facilities, while keeping fiscal 2027 adjusted earnings guidance unchanged.
Adjusted operating income turned positive, but an insurance benefit lifted cash generation and the IFRS net loss reached C$50.8 million.
Directors retain discretion over the ratio for common and exchangeable shares, with no effective date set in the voting disclosure.
The province estimates illegal retailers take 30 per cent of cannabis sales and proposes inspection, seizure and penalty powers for the AGCO.
The bid offers US$1 in cash plus 0.4013 Curaleaf shares for each Aurora share, with a Dec. 4 tender deadline.
Cash earnouts tied to 2026 and 2027 earnings add to the base price for a grower supplying nearly all 69 shops in the Dutch pilot.
The Oct. 15 move leaves Curaleaf's national store count at 189, with a York grand opening celebration scheduled for Oct. 23.
Three brands will be dropped as global teams take over operations, with full annualized savings forecast for fiscal 2028.
The approval adds adults with high-grade, BCG-unresponsive disease ahead of the Jan. 6, 2027 review target.
Germany's Tübingen authority certified softgel manufacturing and primary packaging of softgels, oral liquids and dried cannabis flower.
INFARMED authorized microbiological and chemical/physical tests at Cantanhede, where Tilray expects faster batch releases and lower costs.
The Sept. 30 balance is up 7.4 per cent from a year earlier; the client deposits are held at Safe Harbor's partner financial institutions.
The linked customer page carries Oct. 9 closing notices for 13 Florida stores and does not give individual reopening dates.
The Oct. 9 joint filing asks the D.C. Circuit to adopt Feb. 19, 2027, as the final briefing date for three consolidated petitions for review.
The Oct. 9 filing follows a July deal to issue 0.015383618 Vireo share per eligible Planet 13 share, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.
The Oct. 8 cash deal lifts its Canadian network to 234 stores, including 93 in Alberta, and the shop is set to become a Canna Cabana.
The developer awaits new tariff terms from state utility ANDE for Villeta, its US$665M green fertiliser development.
The Oct. 8 preliminary Form F-3 covers note conversions and warrants; selling holders would receive proceeds from resales.
A property memorandum links a Washington Avenue retail renovation to Trulieve TX Inc.; a Texas accessibility review does not authorize cannabis sales.
The Oct. 6 departure took effect immediately, while SNDL's board page still listed Cannell among seven directors on Oct. 7.
Saxony-Anhalt licensed new production areas in Leuna, but Aurora gave no tonnage or timetable for deliveries from the expanded site.
Gross margin widened to 30 per cent, but cannabis revenue declined; Tilray retained its fiscal 2027 adjusted EBITDA target.
Trulieve's Oct. 7 release says notes secured by its Jefferson County cultivation site were repaid, leaving about US$225M of debt.
The live application separates medical marijuana manufacturers, distributors and labs; state licences remain a condition of registration.
The Oct. 5 rule caps adult-use edibles at 10 milligrams per serving and 100 milligrams per package; medical edibles have higher caps.
An Oct. 6 SEC amendment identifies a SEDAR+ notice changing the bid's consideration and expiry after Curaleaf announced new cash and share terms.
The 8.5 per cent property loan matures in April 2034 and puts cultivation sites in Johnstown and Palatka behind the debt.
The special committee will review formal materials before the board recommends a response; shareholders were told to take no action.
The Quebec grower has 15 of 24 Valleyfield rooms active and is still pursuing EU-GMP certification for its own processing centre.
The planned notice would lift cash to US$1 and the cap to US$6 per share, and extend the current Dec. 1 expiry to Dec. 4.
The Sept. 29 plan gives cannabis operators no deadline or estimate of tax relief as the guidance project enters the new fiscal year.