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In an industry laden with losses, Aphria & Valens resist trend by posting profits

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1 Comment| April 16, 2020

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Click to enlargeAphria Inc. (TSX.APHA) and Valens GroWorks Corp. (CSE: VGW) posted net profits late Tuesday, bucking an industry-wide trend that has seen a constant wave of losses flood the sector.

Leamington, Ont.-based APHA reported its fiscal third-quarter revenue was $144.4 million, up from $73.6 million a year earlier. The cannabis giant also reported net profit of $5.7 million in the quarter, while also touting $515.1 million in cash. It also suspended its full-year outlook due to COVID-19.

Meanwhile, cannabis extractor VGW announced its fiscal first-quarter revenue was $31.9 million, up $2.2 million from a year earlier. Its net income was $2.5 million – the third straight quarter of profitability – compared to a $6.4-million loss last year.

Canadian cannabis licensed producers have primarily struggled to achieve profitability over the past year due to a number of factors including supply bottlenecks and a still-active illicit black market.


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