The company attributed the financial slip primarily to a shift in other expenses, which totaled 1.7 million Canadian dollars against a year-ago income of 11.9 million. On an adjusted basis—excluding one-off costs—earnings dropped to 5.6 million Canadian dollars from 15.3 million. Total revenue reached 84.8 million Canadian dollars, outpacing the 75.7 million analysts had anticipated.
Growth was driven by a 14% expansion in the global medical cannabis division and increased wholesale bulk sales. These gains were partially offset by a slump in consumer cannabis, which saw revenue shrink by more than half compared to the previous year.



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