Tokyo Smoke, a cannabis shop, begins the stalking horse sales procedure
The sales process allowed by parent company TS Investments Corp. has priced the beleaguered business at $77 million.
Cannabis retailer Tokyo Smoke says it has begun a stalking horse sales process.
The sales process allowed by parent company TS Investments Corp. has priced the beleaguered business at $77 million.
A stalking horse bid is an offer to buy a bankrupt firm or its assets that is arranged ahead of an auction and typically sets a floor price for the assets.
Tokyo Smoke began seeking creditor protection last month at the same time it announced it would close 29 stores.
The creditor protection filing was designed to help the company better navigate the current cannabis market and regulatory conditions, which it says have changed “significantly.”
OEG Retail Cannabis, a firm operated by the owner of the Edmonton Oilers hockey team, bought the Tokyo Smoke brand from pot company Canopy Growth Corp. in 2022.
