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Aurora Cannabis Inc T.ACB

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.ACB.WS.U | ACB

Aurora Cannabis Inc. is a Canada-based medical cannabis company. The Company's principal business lines are focused on the production, distribution, and sale of cannabis related products in Canada and internationally. The Company’s segments include Canadian Cannabis, European Cannabis and Plant Propagation. The Company's adult-use brand portfolio includes Aurora Drift, San Rafael '71, Daily Special, Whistler, Being and Greybeard, as well as CBD brands, Reliva and KG7. Its medical cannabis brands include MedReleaf, CanniMed, Aurora and Whistler Medical Marijuana Co, as well as international brands, Pedanios, Bidiol and CraftPlant. Its cannabis products are primarily cultivated and manufactured in the facilities in Edmonton, Alberta; Bradford Ontario; Pemberton, British Columbia, and Odense, Denmark. The Company is focused on offering its cannabis products to global medical cannabis market, recreational cannabis market and global hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) markets.


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Comment by l0gbyt3ron Sep 18, 2017 6:37pm
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RE:Why so many shares?

RE:Why so many shares?I think one factor was the "cleanup" they had to perform when the RTO was complete; quite a bit was issued due to that.

The rest was in an effort to play "catch up" to the other market leaders (warrants+debentures leading to dilution); you could argue it doesn't matter much in the long run but you could also argue that the journey to now was at the expense of the common shareholder (and you'd be right).

I think what anyone can hope for is that when the industry is more mature, that there will be a concerted effort at buyback, but I think it'll be a while before that happens.

Until then, all you can do is hop on for the ride and just hope that the wheels don't get chipped-away at by more dilution (we can only hope).
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