Cannabis sativa plants grown at a farm in Mérindol, southern France. Picture: AFP/GERARD JULIEN
Investment group Labat Africa, which is venturing into the cannabis market, said on Thursday it had agreed to buy a business that offers training and education for cannabis production for R15m. for a consideration of R15m, to be settled through the issue of 15-million ordinary Labat Africa shares, at an issue price of R1 per share.
The remaining 30% will be owned by Herschel Maasdorp who, will be appointed CEO of the retail division of Labat Healthcare. The business offers education and training programmes in primary and secondary agriculture qualifications.
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