Aurora Cannabis seeks ASC remedy to Curaleaf bid deficiencies
Regulatory pressure on Curaleaf could slow or modify the bid, potentially reducing risk of an abrupt downside spike for ACB and improving Aurora's negotiating position.
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Regulatory pressure on Curaleaf could slow or modify the bid, potentially reducing risk of an abrupt downside spike for ACB and improving Aurora's negotiating position.
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Aurora Cannabis filed an Alberta Securities Commission application to compel Curaleaf to fix deficiencies in its hostile bid Circular, including pro forma financials, the 105-day deposit period, and French-language notices. With the board urging shareholders to reject the bid, the move could delay Curaleaf’s takeover and improve Aurora’s negotiating leverage and shareholder protections during the process.
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