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Chicago marijuana company Cresco set to go public in Canada, raise funds for expansion here

Medical marijuana company Cresco Labs is moving forward with a plan to go public in Canada, a step that will give it access to additional funds to grow its business in Illinois and nationwide.

Cresco announced Wednesday that it entered into a reverse takeover agreement with Randsburg International Gold Corp. that will result in a merger with the company. In reverse takeovers, private companies go public by buying enough shares in a public company to control it. The shareholders exchange their holdings for shares in the public company.

The deal with Randsburg, a Vancouver-based metals and mining company, is subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals and other conditions.

It is expected to be completed before the end of the year. Chicago-based Cresco will become the second Illinois-based cannabis company to go public on the Canadian Securities Exchange through a reverse takeover of a shell company.

 

 

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