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BRIEF-High Tide To Enter German Medical Cannabis Market Through Acquisition Of Purecan GmbH

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BRIEF-High Tide To Enter German Medical Cannabis Market Through Acquisition Of Purecan GmbH

Jan 13, 2025 3:46 AM

Jan 13 (Reuters) - High Tide Inc ( HITI ):

* HIGH TIDE TO ENTER GERMAN MEDICAL CANNABIS MARKET THROUGH

ACQUISITION OF PURECAN GMBH

* TO ACQUIRE 51% OF PURECAN FOR €4.8 MILLION

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