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Welcome back to Cultivated, everyone! I’m truly delighted to be back in your inboxes and I hope you’re all delighted for your weekly rundown of the never ever boring, always entertaining, and sometimes remarkable marijuana industry.
For those of you who aren’t as online as me and probably missed out on all of my social media posts, I spent the last two months covering New york city state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic as it quickly drew up all the oxygen in the media– and our daily lives.
I have actually been playing lots of catch up with numerous of my sources this week and I’m sure there are lots of stories I’ve missed out on over the previous two months.
Cannabis revenues– highlighted by Curaleaf and Trulieve— seem to have actually been an intense spot in the wider recession-tinged market.
I likewise got involved in a Zoom panel with some top-tier marijuana press reporters and PRs about opening up a much better line of interaction in between press agents and the media.
Drop me a line if you have a concept of what I ought to be covering or who I must be speaking to. You can discover my contact information listed below. We have great deals of great stories coming next week.
– Jeremy
Here’s what we blogged about:
Financiers targeting the marijuana industry are turning to special purpose acquisition business, or SPACs, to chase down cannabis offers.
The majority of traditional investors, like pension-backed venture capital or private-equity firms, are reticent to invest the industry given that marijuana is federally prohibited in the US.
Financiers have actually poured $2.8 billion into cannabis-focused SPACs given that the start of2019 The whole SPAC market over that time raised roughly $175 billion.
Investment in psychedelics has increase over the last few years and companies say that interest from conventional biotech and pharma financiers has actually picked up as well.
Key financiers, like former Canopy Development CEO Bruce Linton, come from the cannabis sector. Others, like PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel have actually been interested in the industry for many years now.
We determined the top 9 business that are working to turn psychedelics into authorized medications, for conditions like anxiety and stress and anxiety.
- California cannabis producer CannaCraft has actually included three new board members: Leon Sharyon, Mason Garrity, and Gareth Clark. Sharyon, notably, was the long time CFO of Lagunitas Brewing.