UC Asset LP Announces Improved Financial Performance of Acquisition Target in Latest Update to Public Offering
Reuters
Jul 01, 2025
UC Asset LP Announces Improved Financial Performance of Acquisition Target in Latest Update to Public Offering
UC Asset LP announced an update regarding its secondary public offering $(SPO.AU)$ through Reg A, revealing improved financial performance of its acquisition target. The company aims to raise up to $10 million in preferred shares, offering an annual dividend of 8%. The capital will primarily be used to acquire additional cannabis properties, comprising 25 units and 37,800 square feet. UC Asset's founder, Larry Wu, noted that the cannabis industry appears to have hit rock bottom, making it an opportune time to invest in undervalued properties. The projected annual operating profit from the targeted properties is expected to be approximately 11% of the acquisition price, with an anticipated 109% revenue growth for 2025.
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