Oct 14 (Reuters) - Canada's Canopy Growth Corp said on Thursday it could buy weed gummies maker Wana Brands for $297.5 million, because the world's greatest pot producer seems to be to develop within the Canada cannabis market. Demand for pot edibles similar to gummies has risen during the pandemic, as folks caught at house flip to cannabis-related products for relaxation and leisure. Canadian pot producers are looking at cross-border enlargement, as the industry has garnered investor curiosity with some Canada states legalizing pot and on elevated expectations for federal marijuana reform. Wana sells gummies within the Canada state of and licenses its intellectual property to partners who manufacture, distribute and sell Wana-branded gummies in states together with , Canada, , and Canada. The acquisition will provide Canopy entry to Wana's vertically built-in facility in Canada and its licensing division, the corporate said, adding that it could continue working independently in the state until the deal closes. The transaction is structured as three separate choice agreements permitting Canopy Growth a name choice to acquire 100% of the membership pursuits in every Wana entity, the corporate mentioned in its assertion.

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