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Cannasouth eyes 'meaningful revenue' in 2023

The NZX-listed medicinal cannabis company reported a deeper net loss in 2022, but believed it was about to turn a corner.

Cannasouth is in the process of merging with Bay of Plenty-based medicinal cannabis firm Eqalis.

Cannasouth believes 2023 is the year it starts generating “meaningful” revenue, with products in market and on the cusp of receiving crucial regulatory certification.

The medicinal cannabis firm has been, for the most part, a loss-making entity with low levels of income since it debuted on the

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