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The Cannabist Company Holdings Announces $25 Million Debt Buyback Deal

 
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The Cannabist Company Holdings reveals a deal to repurchase $25 million in debt.

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The Cannabist Company Holdings Inc. (NEO: CBST) (OTCQX: CBSTF) (FSE: 3LP) (“The Cannabist Company” or the “Company”), today announced that they have reached an agreement to buy back up to $25 million in principal on senior secured debt by issuing shares. This move is seen as a strategic step towards strengthening the Company's financial position and reducing its overall debt burden.

The Cannabist Company Holdings Inc. said this week that an associate has filed a lawsuit in New York federal court, claiming that he was never paid for his work. The lawsuit alleges that the associate provided valuable services to the Company but was not compensated as promised. The Cannabist Company Holdings Inc. has not yet issued a public statement regarding the lawsuit.

In a press release dated January 22, 2024, The Cannabist Co. Holdings Inc., one of the largest and most experienced cultivators, announced their presence in the market. The Company has established itself as a key player in the cannabis industry, with a focus on cultivation and distribution.

The Cannabist Company has recently announced a partnership with Old Pal, a top-performing flower brand. This collaboration aims to introduce Old Pal to new markets and expand its reach. Both companies are excited about the potential growth and opportunities this partnership will bring.

At the Columbia Care/The Cannabist facility in Vineland, New Jersey, the majority of 12 cultivators have signed cards to join the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) union. This move highlights the growing recognition of the cannabis industry as a legitimate business sector and the importance of worker rights and representation.

In eastern Henrico, a storefront previously known for selling alcohol has made the switch to selling marijuana buds. The Cannabist Co., operating as the Richmond region's go-to cannabis dispensary, aims to meet the increasing demand for legal cannabis products in the area.

David Hart has been appointed as the new CEO of The Cannabist Company Holdings, replacing Nicholas Vita. Hart's promotion to CEO comes as part of a broader executive reshuffle, with Jesse Channon also being promoted to president. The company aims to leverage their experience and expertise to drive further growth and success in the cannabis industry.

The announcement of David Hart's appointment as CEO and Jesse Channon as president marks a new era for The Cannabist Co. Both individuals bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to their respective roles, and their leadership is expected to guide the company towards continued success.

In conclusion, The Cannabist Company Holdings' recent announcement of a $25 million debt buyback deal demonstrates their commitment to improving their financial position and reducing debt. This move, along with their partnership with Old Pal and the executive reshuffle, showcases the company's dedication to growth and success in the cannabis industry.

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