It seems that previously reported litigation against Tilray Inc (NASDAQ: TLRY) will be proceeding following an extended period of time. The company is being sued by FOUR20, an operator of cannabis dispensaries in Alberta that the cannabis cultivator had previously agreed to acquire in a $110 million all-stock transaction. The company reportedly had walked from the transaction due to a “change of heart.”
Initially announced in February 2020, it appears that FOUR20 will now be continuing with the litigation after acquiring funding from Nomos Capital Corp. Nomos will be funding a portion of FOUR20’s legal fees and expenses in the litigation after having completed an “extensive review” of the claim.
As reported in February, FOUR20 is seeking $130 million in damages against Tilray following the broken contract. While Tilray claims it is operating within the confines of the arrangement set out and that it had the ability to walk from the transaction, FOUR20 is claiming otherwise. The firm is currently seeking $110 million in court, the value of the all-stock transaction, along with a further $20 million in damages.
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Tilray on the other hand is looking to recoup the $7 million it had provided as a bridge loan to the dispensary operator, whom now refuses to pay back the funds. The firm is also claiming that FOUR20 failed to meet conditions required to close the transaction.
Tilray last traded at $4.82 on the Nasdaq.
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