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Aurora is moving with the times...

Connected to the crane are infrared and ultraviolet cameras that periodically photograph every table. Those photos run through a specialized software that compares them to pictures of healthy crops and crops infected with various pests and diseases. The cameras and our software are far more sensitive than the human eye and [are] able to cover the entire canopy...

Aurora has gone to great lengths to ensure quality on a global scale. The company owns two of the six Canadian facilities that are EU-GMP certified. We believe that in order to sell product into the European market going forward, companies will have to be able to meet that standard. That regulation will serve as, effectively, a barrier to entry against the companies that cannot meet that level of certification.

To date, Aurora has either cultivation facilities or production labs in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Cayman Islands, Colombia, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Malta, Mexico, Poland, South Africa and Uruguay. It also possesses additional sales agreements with nine other countries, meaning Aurora (or one of its subsidiaries) has a presence in 22 countries

Aurora’s growth strategy has largely centered on mergers and acquisitions across various industry segments. On Dec. 10, 2018, Aurora announced that it had signed a letter of intent to acquire all issued and outstanding shares of Mexican health and cosmetics supplier Farmacias Magistrales S.A., which would make it Aurora’s 16th acquisition. Here are Aurora’s 15 other subsidiaries:

MedReleaf

CanvasRx

Peloton Pharmaceuticals

Aurora Deutschland

H2 Biopharmat

Urban Cultivator

BC Northern Lights

ALPS

CanniMed

Anandia Laboratories

HotHouse Consulting

MED Colombia

Agropro

Borela

ICC Labs

17. MGC Pharmaceuticals ?

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