The company agreed to swap around C$263 million ($202 million) of its C$600 million of convertible bonds due next year for stock and cash at far below planned conversion prices, a move Fitch Ratings and S&P Global Ratings deem tantamount to a default. The notes were originally eligible for conversion at around C$48.17 a share, while Canopy’s stock closed Wednesday at C$2.65.
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