
IM Cannabis sells IMC Holdings clearing C$9.4 million
- IM Cannabis sold its I.M.C. Holdings subsidiary to Slil.com Holding while retaining its core Israeli medical cannabis operations.
- The company expects the transaction to eliminate up to C$9.4 million in liabilities and improve shareholders' equity by C$3 million.
- Management stated the divestment will streamline the corporate structure and consolidate operational focus strictly on the retained Israeli business.
IM Cannabis (NASDAQ:IMCC) executed a definitive agreement on August 16, 2026, to sell all shares of I.M.C. Holdings to Slil.com Holding to clear up to C$9.4 million in liabilities.
Prior to the final closing, a corporate reorganization will ensure the seller retains its core Israeli medical cannabis operations.
Once reorganized, the divested holding unit will primarily contain equity in Adjupharm GmbH, Xinteza API, and Shiran.
The company stated the deal consideration includes a prior C$3 million advance payment and the assumption of retained liabilities capped at C$9.4 million.
Management forecasted an approximate C$3 million improvement in shareholders’ equity.
The transaction transfers specific operational liabilities to the buyer pending customary regulatory approvals and Israeli tax clearance
This divestment aligns with recent corporate actions to streamline the organizational structure and consolidate focus on the retained Israeli market.
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