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Curaleaf Holdings Opens Two New Stores in Florida

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-- Curaleaf Holdings (CURA.TO) has expanded its footprint in Florida with the opening of two new medical dispensaries in Jacksonville Beach and in Fernandina Beach, the company said Friday.

The two new locations bring Curaleaf's Florida dispensaries to 73 and its nationwide total to 165 stores.

"The continued expansion of our Florida retail footprint reflects our long-term strategy to strengthen our presence in this key medical cannabis market," CEO Boris Jordan said.

"As we continue to scale thoughtfully across Florida, we're enhancing our ability to deliver localized product offerings and patient-focused services while maintaining consistent, high-quality access for the medical community statewide," Jordan added.

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