Aurora is one of the largest and fastest growing cannabis companies in the world with a funded production capacity of over 500,000 kilograms per year. Since establishing the Company’s very first facility in Mountain View County, Alberta, Aurora has demonstrated an unprecedented commitment to execution and growth. Today, Aurora has developed an expanding constellation of subsidiaries and strategic partnerships that provide differentiation through its broad global reach, high-yield production techniques, use of advanced technologies and innovative product offering.
With the increasing adoption of medical and adult-consumer use cannabis legalization globally, Aurora has embarked on an aggressive international expansion strategy which currently sees the Company with sales and operations in 22 countries around the world.
Aurora has outpaced its closest industry peers in terms of total registered patients and revenue, despite receiving its sales license 18 months later than the initial licensed group. While the cannabis industry remains in its early stages, by capitalizing rapidly on multiple opportunities, Aurora has quickly become one of the globally dominant companies in the sector.
As the cannabis industry continues to evolve, Aurora continues to implement advanced technologies, create unique products, and research new concepts. This commitment includes the Company’s state-of-the-art “Sky Class” facilities which leverage some of the world’s most technologically advanced cultivation technologies and clone transporters.
Having one of the industry's strongest balance sheets, Aurora has made a number of strategic investments that are well-integrated with the operational infrastructure of the Company. The value of these investments, which include both public and private companies, have increased significantly providing additional leverage for Aurora to continue to execute on further, accelerated growth opportunities.
Innovation is in Aurora’s DNA and the Company is the industry leader in integrating technology into the design and operation of its facilities.
Through Aurora’s wholly-owned subsidiary Aurora Larsen Projects, the world’s preeminent designer of ultra-modern, ultra-efficient and ultra-low cost facilities, the company has constructed a number of state-of-the-art cannabis facilities that deliver high-grade cannabis at incredibly low operating costs.
Following the construction of Aurora Sky, the world’s largest and most technologically advanced cannabis facility, the company created “Sky Class” facility standards, a set of sophisticated facility construction specifications which the Company is committed to implementing across all its current and future facilities.
Aurora currently has 11 production facilities and a total funded capacity of more than 500,000 kg/year.
Aurora is building a growing constellation of subsidiaries and trusted strategic partners that provide the Company with:
Board Mandate (PDF, 146KB)
Charter of the Audit Committee (PDF, 111KB)
Charter of the Compensation Committee (PDF, 93KB)
Charter of the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee (PDF, 104KB)
Code of Business Conduct & Ethics (PDF, 119KB)
Whistleblower Policy (PDF, 113KB)
Advance Notice Policy (PDF, 7KB)
Majority Voting Policy (PDF, 54KB)
Articles, as adopted on November 30, 2018 (PDF, 304KB)
Certificate of Name Change (PDF, 15KB)
