Auxly Cannabis

Ottawa, CanadaFounded 2017

Producer & Grower OTC: CBWTF www.auxly.com

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About Auxly Cannabis

Auxly Cannabis is an Ottawa-based company that has established itself as a leader in Cannabis 2.0 derivative products, particularly vapes and edibles. The company operates through a partnership model with its flagship Dosecann manufacturing facility, focusing on higher-margin cannabis product categories.

Key Facts

1Consistently ranked as a top cannabis 2.0 company in Canada by market share in vapes and edibles
2Operates the Dosecann manufacturing facility specializing in derivative cannabis products
3Received significant strategic investment from Imperial Brands (tobacco company)
4Back Forty brand became one of the best-selling value cannabis products in Canada

Latest News

Auxly Cannabis Posts Q1 Revenue Growth Amid Adjusted EBITDA Gains

5d ago

Canadian cannabis producer Auxly Cannabis Group reports higher Q1 revenue and improved adjusted EBITDA performance as company continues operational turnaround.

Auxly Cannabis Pivots Business Model Amid Canadian Market Pressures

5d ago

Auxly Cannabis Group restructures operations as Canadian producers face margin compression and oversupply challenges in maturing market.

CBWTF Shares Rally Ahead of Q1 2026 Earnings Release

9d ago

Auxly Cannabis Group stock gains momentum as investors position ahead of quarterly results, with trading volume elevated in pre-earnings session.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Cannabis 2.0 products?

Cannabis 2.0 refers to derivative cannabis products beyond dried flower, including vapes, edibles, beverages, topicals, and concentrates. Auxly focused on this segment from early on, achieving leading market share in vapes and edibles.

What is the Imperial Brands connection?

Imperial Brands, the British tobacco company, made a significant investment in Auxly Cannabis, providing capital and strategic support for the company's cannabis 2.0 product development and distribution.