The largest Canadian marijuana companies have less than a year’s worth of cash left on average, and their U.S. counterparts aren’t faring much better, according to a new study.
Two of the largest Canadian names are on pace to run out of money within the next 12 months, according to Ello. Aurora Cannabis Inc. ACB, -1.28% ACB, -1.44% has just more than two months of cash remaining in its war chest, according to the analysis, and Canopy Growth Corp. CGC, +4.51% WEED, +4.26% slightly less than eight months of cash, with about $833 million remaining, the report said. Previously, Constellation Brands Inc. STZ, -0.06% invested $4 billion in the Canadian weed producer.
“The entire sector is experiencing a considerable cash crunch,” a Green Growth spokeswoman wrote in an email. “Like many of our peers, we are closely monitoring capital and are working with key investors to secure additional funding.” Raising new capital has become more difficult. According to data from Viridian Capital Advisors, which tracks cannabis capital raises, the slowdown began in March 2019 and financing cratered by the last two months of 2019. Overall, capital raises for public and closely held weed companies fell 20.3% in 2019 from 2018, for a total of $11.3 billion.
Canadian pot companies gettin' high on their own supply. Rookie mistake.
Pot companies should supply they’re individual countries it’s cheaper that way. This is why they are running out of money 💵
We get High the most 💨🇺🇸
Yeah but this doesn’t account for the additional cash they’ll generate every coming month. This is a bunk headline. Marketwatch ha s really gone downhill.
All of a sudden smoking no longer creates lung cancer?
Oh Canada
The cannabis market is here to stay. Sorry .
Pot companies are in cash-burn mode?
How many people got burned chasing the green stocks? I think there’s good business there, but the spike went too quick and the revenue stream just isn’t quite there yet to support it.
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