"The company announced that it will be included in the S&P/TSX Composite Index, Canada's premier equity benchmark, effective at the open of trading on Monday, September 22, 2025. This development marks a significant moment for both the company and the cannabis industry at large. By becoming the only cannabis sector representative in the index, Curaleaf secures greater visibility and access to a broader pool of institutional investors, validating the ongoing mainstream acceptance of cannabis in the financial markets."
"The S&P/TSX Composite Index represents the highest-capitalized and most actively traded stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Companies included in the index benefit from greater liquidity, institutional exposure, and heightened credibility among investors. For Curaleaf, this achievement goes beyond recognition-it reflects the company's positioning as a sector leader within an evolving marketplace that is increasingly embracing regulated cannabis as a legitimate asset class."
"Curaleaf is the first U.S.-based cannabis operator to be included in the S&P/TSX Composite Index. This underscores the company's financial strength and sustained growth strategy, as well as its ability to compete among the largest publicly traded companies in North America. As the sole cannabis operator in the index following the most recent rebalance, Curaleaf is uniquely positioned to serve as a representative of the broader sector."
Curaleaf will join the S&P/TSX Composite Index at the open of trading on Monday, September 22, 2025. Inclusion in the index provides greater liquidity, institutional exposure, and heightened credibility among investors. Curaleaf becomes the first U.S.-based cannabis operator in the index and the sole cannabis sector representative after the most recent rebalance. The designation reflects financial strength, a sustained growth strategy, and the ability to compete with large North American public companies. Index inclusion expands access to a broader pool of institutional investors and signals increasing mainstream acceptance of regulated cannabis as a legitimate asset class.
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