OUR 9TH YEAR OF PROVIDING PROPRIETARY CAPITAL MARKETS INTELLIGENCE ON THE CANNABIS / HEMP / PSYCHEDELIC SECTORS

Equity Capital Raises

Equity Transaction Chart

Viridian publishes weekly data on equity capital raises in the Cannabis/CBD/Psychedelic industries. This data includes information about the company issuing equity (public/private, state/country location), deal size, deal structure, pricing, share information, deal implied valuation, and warrant information.

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Equity Commentary

Viridian publishes weekly insights on equity capital raises in the Cannabis/CBD/Psychedelic industries. These insights typically highlight the most interesting/meaningful equity transactions of that week, and commentary on market conditions, equity deal structures and investor groups.

Equity Raises:

  • On November 12, 2024, Eaze Inc. announced the closing of a $10M Series B funding following the acquisition of assets from Eaze Technology.
  • We have to admit we are somewhat puzzled and need to dig deeper into this story. From an outsider’s point of view, we see Eaze as a company that burned tens of millions on California delivery without ever turning a profit and is now rising from the ashes with a new $10M funding after announcing it was halting operations.
  • It gets stranger and stranger: the use of proceeds indicates that the company intends to hire more than 1000 people, double Florida cultivation capacity, open new dispensaries in FL, CA, CO, and MI., and launch new marketing campaigns highlighting Eaze’s newly launched scheduled delivery services.
  • Our uniform response to each of these initiatives is, “Really?”

Public vs. Private Raises: 

  • Two of the week’s three capital raises were public. Both trade in Canada (one on TSX and one on CSE), and both trade in the U.S. on Nasdaq.

Equity vs. Debt Cap Raises:

  • Debt accounted for 21,8% of the week’s funds raised.