Aurora Cannabis May Miss Debt Covenants, Analysts Warn

  • Stock downgraded by two analysts amid balance-sheet risks
  • Company has $400m at-the-market equity program it can tap
An employee tends to marijuana plants at the Aurora Cannabis facility in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.Photographer: Jason Franson/Bloomberg
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The chorus of voices warning of risks to Aurora Cannabis Inc.’s balance sheet is growing louder.

With a C$360 million loan coming due in August 2021, at least three analysts have cautioned that the pot company may be unable to meet the covenants on that debt.