Rubicon Organics Closes Financing Above Market Rates
Rubicon Organics (CSE: ROMJ) announced this morning that they had finally closed their overnight marketed offering to the tune of $8.50 million. The “overnight” offering was originally announced on August 7, 2019.
Perhaps the most remarkable part of the raise, is the price that Rubicon was able to close the financing at. When announced, it was stated that the financing would be conducted at a price of $2.70 per share, with a full warrant at $3.50. Shares have not been above, or even at, the offering price since the date of the announcement. Rather, they closed yesterdays session at $2.27 per share. Thus, the ability to find investment dollars at a price above market rates in a down market is something that shouldn’t be ignored.

“We are very proud to close this overnight offering of Units and grateful for the support of both new and existing investors amidst choppy market conditions. These funds will enable us to continue the optimization of our flagship facility in Delta, B.C. to supply super-premium, certified-organic cannabis to the Canadian marketplace.”
Jesse McConnell, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Rubicon Organics
Funds raised from the financing will be utilized to optimize Rubicon Organics Delta, BC, facility as well as for general working capital purposes.
Rubicon Organics is currently trading at $2.26 on the Canadian Securities Exchange.
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