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    Dec 6, 2018

    Canopy buys German vaporizer company Storz & Bickel for $220M

    The Canadian Press

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    Bruce Linton, chief executive officer of Canopy Growth Corp., stands for a photograph in the Mother Room at the Canopy Growth Corp. facility in Smith Falls, Ontario, Canada, on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017. , Chris Roussakis/Bloomberg

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    SMITHS FALLS, Ont. -- Marijuana company Canopy Growth Corp. has signed a deal to buy a German firm that specializes in vaporizer design and manufacturing for about $220 million in cash.

    Under the deal, Canopy will pay 145 million euros for Storz & Bickel GmbH & Co. KG.

    Based in in Tuttlingen, Germany, the company designs and manufactures of medically approved vaporizers.

    Canopy says the German firm has a portfolio of 17 filed patents that will improve its existing vaporizer design operations.

    Founders Markus Storz and Jurgen Bickel are expected to remain part of the organization.