Aurora Cannabis Inc. ACB ACB said Monday it has closed credit facilities with a group of lenders led by the Bank of Montreal BMO.
The facilities consist of an additional CA$160 million ($121.5 million) in term loans, and the option for Aurora to upsize the facility by around CA$40 million, in addition to an initial CA$200 million in credit facilities that will mature in 2021.
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"We are very pleased to now have three of the five largest Schedule 1 Canadian banks in our syndicate, along with increased participation from other key syndicate partners," Aurora CEO Terry Booth said in a statement.
"Our continued operational execution, world-class facilities and strong corporate governance gives our financing partners the confidence to step in as an important part of the Aurora story."
The stock was trading higher by 0.5% at $6.04 at the time of publication Tuesday.
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