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Curaleaf Holdings to Open New Dispensary in Miami, Florida

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Curaleaf Holdings (CURA.TO) will open a new dispensary in Cutler Bay in Miami, Florida, on Sept. 1, the cannabis company said Monday.

The new dispensary will bring the company's Florida footprint to 76 stores and its nationwide store count to 177, said the company.

"Cutler Bay marks our eighth dispensary in Miami-Dade County, expanding our presence into one of South Florida's fastest-growing communities," said Chief Executive Officer Boris Jordan. "South Miami-Dade continues to show real patient demand, and this location puts us closer to the patients driving it."

The company's shares were last seen up C$0.13 at C$13.58 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Price: $13.56, Change: $+0.11, Percent Change: +0.82%

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