By Matt Lamers

Canadian medical marijuana companies are starting to tap debt markets in a big way to fund their explosive growth, which until earlier this year had been financed almost entirely through stock offerings.

Cannabis companies raised $165.9 million via debt instruments – including convertible bonds, debentures and term loans – through August.

Canadian marijuana firms raised $165.9M via debt instruments this year – and that’s just the start is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs



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