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TerraVida medical marijuana stores acquired by Chicago weed company in $135 million deal

TerraVida medical marijuana stores acquired by Chicago weed company in $135 million deal Sam Wood, The Philadelphia Inquirer © DAVID MAIALETTI/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS TerraVida founder Christina Visco (right) listens during a meeting at their offices in Jenkintown. TerraVida, just sold, is a chain of three stores that sells marijuana for medical use. TerraVida Holistic Centers, a chain of medical marijuana stores based in the Philadelphia suburbs, was acquired on Friday by Chicago-based Verano Holdings, in a transaction valued at about $135 million. TerraVida operates three of Pennsylvania’s top-performing dispensaries in Abington, Malvern, and Sellersville. The cash and stock deal formally “an acquisition of equity” includes TerraVida’s headquarters in Jenkintown along with state-issued permits to operate three more retail storefronts in the Keystone State.

Pot is a hot sector, and Chicago is poised to prosper in it

Green Thumb, Cresco and Verano each are on track to post annual revenues in the $800 million range next year and sport valuations in the billions. Even greater opportunities may lie ahead. Legalization at the state level has fueled the industry s current growth. Some 15 states now allow recreational sales and 36 permit medical marijuana. Illinois legalized recreational use Jan. 1. But a continuing prohibition at the federal level constrains marijuana markets. The federal ban means American marijuana businesses can t get regular bank loans or sell equity in U.S. stock markets. (Public pot companies now trade in Canada.) They re forced to do business on a fragmented, state-by-state basis, rather than establishing nationwide operations with greater economies of scale.

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