Canopy Growth is growing (literally and figuratively 🌳), but it looks like it’ll take a lil’ bit more time to get to profitability.
The cannabis company reported a net loss of $16.3 million on revenue of $131.4 million. The company’s adjusted gross margin was -52%, a decline by more than 7.3% YoY. The company’s adjusted EBITDA was ($162.6 million).
On the whole, these numbers sound pretty intimidating. However, the company posted an EPS loss of just $0.03/Canadian share. That points to a narrowing loss, and hopes for profitability. 🙏 According to Barrons, the company previously stated that it expects “positive adjusted EBITDA in the second half of FY 2022.”
Canopy Growth makes the majority of its money from recreational and medical cannabis sales in Canada and internationally. However, Canopy has also gone big on acquisitions for Wana Brands (the #1 cannabis edibles brand in North America) and Bio Steel, an energy nutrition drink. The company has also scaled a robust product line of vape and CBD, which looks like it’s beginning to pay off. 🚬
Whether $CGC can make it all profitable has yet to be seen, but some investors aren’t waiting. The stock fell 11.2% today.