Aurora Cannabis Inc. announced Saturday that Chief Corporate Officer Cam Battley has left the company. Battley stepped down effective Friday, the company said in a statement. Battley joined Aurora in 2016 and was instrumental in the Canadian marijuana producer's international growth. "Aurora is grateful for his contributions to the company's growth and role as a global medical cannabis leader," the statement read. Last month, Battley joined the board of MedReleaf Australia, a privately held medical cannabis company that Aurora has a stake in. "I am sure Cam will be successful as he moves on to tackle Australia," Aurora CEO Terry Booth said in a statement. Aurora shares are down about 55% year to date, compared to the S&P 500's 29% gain. Aurora stock has sunk 17% in the past month, after a disappointing earnings report in November that led to multiple analysts cutting their outlook for the company. Read More...
Aurora Cannabis Inc. announced Saturday that Chief Corporate Officer Cam Battley has left the company. Battley stepped down effective Friday, the company said in a statement. Battley joined Aurora in 2016 and was instrumental in the Canadian marijuana producer’s international growth. “Aurora is grateful for his contributions to the company’s growth and role as a global medical cannabis leader,” the statement read. Last month, Battley joined the board of MedReleaf Australia, a privately held medical cannabis company that Aurora has a stake in. “I am sure Cam will be successful as he moves on to tackle Australia,” Aurora CEO Terry Booth said in a statement. Aurora shares are down about 55% year to date, compared to the S&P 500’s 29% gain. Aurora stock has sunk 17% in the past month, after a disappointing earnings report in November that led to multiple analysts cutting their outlook for the company.
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