The company is a vertically integrated player thanks to early-mover partnerships.
() is set to benefit from growing investor appetite for the medical cannabis sector.
Bloomberg recently reported that US investors are piling into an exchange-traded fund (ETF) known as ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF which tracks the Canadian cannabis industry.
This comes as the country moves toward legalisation and liquor producers show growing interest in selling cannabis.
The US-listed $436 million cannabis ETF has taken in about $22 million in August putting it on track for the largest monthly inflow since February.
Alcohol giants teaming up with cannabis companies
Recently, alcohol giant Inc () invested $3.8 billion in Canadian marijuana maker Canopy Growth Corp (NYSE:CGC).
This is the biggest deal to date in what is now a fast emerging industry and has played a key role in turning investors’ attention to the industry.
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AusCann aims to produce high quality, economical, and clinically validated cannabinoid medicines.
It has a vertically integrated strategy beginning with cultivation and production, through to manufacture and distribution of products.
This is made possible through a number of partnerships with industry leaders such as Canopy Growth Corp and Fundacion Daya.
The company is initially targeting medications for neuropathic and chronic pain in Australia and internationally, a market estimated to be worth $9 billion in Australia alone.
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Notably, AusCann raised around $35 million in funding recently through a placement and share purchase plan.
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