Curaleaf reaffirms Aurora bid after Alberta securities ruling
- Curaleaf said the Alberta Securities Commission's ruling on Aurora Cannabis's at-the-market program did not change the case for its acquisition offer.
- The enhanced offer for all outstanding Aurora common shares implies approximately US$ 5 per share, an 86% premium to its unaffected volume-weighted average.
- Aurora continues to exclude the bidder from customary due diligence while granting access to other parties, according to the statement.
- Aurora confirmed it stopped using its at-the-market program on August 18 and has not used it since, according to the statement.
- The proposed combination would generate more than US$ 1.5 billion in last-12-month revenue, with at least US$ 40 million in expected annual cost synergies.
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