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Cannasouth share price falls 20% on debut

The market struggles to value the early stage company.

A well-polished bell was struck at 11 sharp this morning by Cannasouth chief executive Mark Lucas as the company debuted on the NZX.

The market's reaction since has been strong, with the share price falling from its listing price of 50c to 36c at one point before regaining some ground to 40c

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Sanjay Prakash Wed, 19 Jun 2019
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