Chicago Atlantic Real Estate Finance announced it acted as sole lender on a new senior secured credit facility for MEDfarms, a vertically integrated operator in Michigan.
“We are extremely excited to support Brandon and MEDfarms, provide accretive capital to strengthen MEDfarms’ balance sheet, and increase the company’s market share in Michigan. MEDfarms has proven itself as a best-in-class operator in Michigan, with superior branding, best-in-class cultivation, and dispensaries that have a loyal following in a competitive market,” said Tom Miles, Vice President at Chicago Atlantic. “MEDfarms has a strong management team, brand, and operations and this capital will support the company’s continued growth and expansion in Michigan.”
Brandon Dabish, Founder of MEDfarms, said, “We are very excited to continue our strategic growth plan into 2022 with Chicago Atlantic as our financial partner. With Chicago Atlantic’s assistance, MEDfarms will be able to open more locations, release new products, establish new vendor and customer relationships, and expand our footprint into other states. Obtaining key lending relationships in the cannabis industry can be very difficult, that is why we are so excited to establish this new partnership with Chicago Atlantic by our side.”
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