fib0nacci wrote: You make fair points, agreed, I guess they'd have to buyout Tinley in a similar fashion as Canopy with Acreage, very unlikely.
Maybe the ACB rumors are a fake distraction from the fact APHA is buying out TNY, just kidding, but not really?
Would it make more sense for APHA & ACB to merge or buyout TNY for cash & shares?
What would be a better value proposition, hypothetically if either company would accept such a deal.
In regards to Canopy though, I'm not sure if "can't" necessarily applies or is accurate anymore, they have 40% ownership of More Life Growth, considering Canopy does not have majority ownership & More Life Growth isn't a public company, would that company be allowed to invest into the U.S without causing complications with Canopy's listing on Major exchanges?
kingbear wrote: No, can't is the proper word, they literally are not legally allowed to invest in Tinley bc Tinley operates in the U.S. Canopy also can't invest any money in the U.S. THey have a deal with Acreage but the actually ownership would not take effect until legally able to do so. There is literally no way for Aphria to participate in Tinley's raise. Aphria is the beast of the cannabis world, they are not going to delist to the CSE so they can invest in a small beverage co lol.