Executive Chairman of IM Cannabis, Marc Lustig, has acquired 129% more stock in the company, spending CA$826,000 on shares. This move suggests confidence in IM Cannabis and its future prospects. Over the past year, CEO and Director Oren Shuster’s purchase of CA$1.4 million in shares, at a price of CA$1.67 per share, also indicates a belief in the company’s future. In fact, insiders own 31% of the company’s shares, worth CA$4.1 million. While this is not considered an outstanding level of insider ownership, it indicates a degree of alignment between the company’s management and its smaller shareholders. However, investors should take note that IM Cannabis didn’t make a profit in the last twelve months. Nonetheless, the recent insider purchases coupled with long-term transactions reflect high confidence levels in the company. It is important to note the risks associated with the stock.
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