Starting a sophisticated marijuana business takes a lot of capital and banks are lending to this sector, so investment is needed. By necessity, the bulk of this investment needs to come from out of state to really jumpstart Maine’s adult use sector. Overly restrictive laws that prohibit this investment will only stifle the industry.
Mainers May Be Hot to Invest in Marijuana, but Out-of-State Money Is Still a Necessity
Friday, September 13, 2019
The website patch.com has posted a report that Maine is the no.1 state for marijuana investments. This doesn’t mean that Maine has the most investor dollars in marijuana, but just that Maine investors are more interested on average in marijuana stocks than investors in other states. I took interest in this report because it brings us back to our concerns over Maine’s restrictions on out-of-state investment in marijuana businesses. Sure, a high percentage of Maine residents are interested in the pot sector, but there just aren’t that many Maine investors compared to other states, and even fewer high-dollar investors.
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adult use marijuana,
banks,
cannabis business,
investors,
marijuana investment,
out of state investment,
regulation,
residency requirement
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