Avicanna Subsidiary SMGH Completes First Commercial Export to Australia

Executive Summary

• Avicanna’s majority‑owned subsidiary Santa Marta Golden Hemp SAS (SMGH) completed its first commercial export of CBG‑dominant, organic‑certified cannabis flower to Australia.
• The shipment marks SMGH’s entry into its 21st international market and Avicanna’s 24th global market, highlighting the company’s expanding footprint in medical‑cannabis supply chains.
• SMGH now operates ~300,000 sq ft of cultivation space with a 300 kg extraction capacity and an annual yield of approximately 26,400 kg, supporting continued growth in API and raw‑material sales.

Key Details

• Export Destination: Australia – first commercial export of organic‑certified flower from SMGH.
• Product Profile: CBG‑dominant cannabis flower under the Aureus™ brand; certified organic and GACP compliant.
• Market Expansion: 21st market for SMGH, 24th market for Avicanna’s product portfolio.
• Operational Capacity: SMGH facility comprises ~300,000 sq ft of cultivation space; extraction capacity of 300 kg per batch; current annual yield ≈26,400 kg.
• Regulatory Compliance: SMGH holds Good Agricultural and Collection Practices (GACP) and USDA Organic certifications for its hemp cultivars.
• Strategic Significance: Demonstrates successful alignment of SMGH’s process development, infrastructure, and quality systems with international regulatory expectations for APIs and raw materials, positioning the subsidiary for sustained commercial‑scale production.

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