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Canadian hashish firm Cronos (NASDAQ:CRON) mentioned it intends to exit the US hemp-derived CBD market by the top of Q2 as a part of an effort to streamline operations and save money.
Cronos mentioned the transfer is geared toward enhancing its near-term money move and can assist place the corporate for entry into the US THC hashish market when sure regulatory adjustments are made.
The corporate additionally mentioned that it was elevating its working expense financial savings goal for 2023 to $20M to $25M from $10M to $20M. It added that it’s going to incur bills of as much as $1.8M in Q2 associated to the US operations wind-down.
As of March 31, Cronos had $836M in money and short-term investments with no debt. Cronos has mentioned it’s striving to generate optimistic money move in 2024, in line with the corporate.
The corporate added that it intends to launch its Lord Jones CBD model in Canada in This fall.
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