Canopy Growth, a leading North American cannabis company, reported positive improvements in free cash flow, gross profitability, and adjusted EBITDA in the first quarter of fiscal 2025. Despite these improvements, the company is still experiencing a loss of cash.
Key highlights from Canopy Growth’s Q1 2025 financial performance include a decline in revenue due to divested businesses, an increase in gross profit by 67 percent year-over-year, and a consolidated gross margin of 35 percent. The company also saw improvements in its Canadian cannabis segment through cost savings programs and higher-margin medical sales.
In the Canadian cannabis division, Canopy Growth experienced record medical cannabis revenue, with a sixth consecutive quarter of growth driven by strong demand for Spectrum Therapeutics products. The company also launched new products in priority categories to drive revenue growth.
Internationally, Canopy Growth saw a decline in revenue but maintained a strong market share position in the German medical cannabis market and took steps to increase supply to the German market.
Canopy USA, the company’s U.S. division, made strategic acquisitions and launched new products to expand its market presence. Canopy Growth aims to achieve positive adjusted EBITDA in the coming quarters and continue to drive cash flow for future growth.
Leadership at Canopy Growth expressed confidence in the company’s financial performance and strategic initiatives, with a focus on profitability and growth opportunities in the U.S. cannabis market. Canopy Growth stock (TSX:WEED) has shown growth year-over-year, although it has declined since 2019.
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