Colorado-based Urban-gro offers fully integrated indoor CEA facilities for cannabis and food production. The company designs, engineers, and integrates end-to-end cultivation systems for its customers. Urban-gro also offers customer service solutions including training, and audits, through its “gro-care” service platform. As of 2022, Urban-gro serves customers in North America and Europe and has completed over 450 projects.
In January 2022 , Urban-gro entered into a partnership with Thrive Agritech for its LED lighting solutions. According to the agreement, Thrive Agritech will be the authorized supplier for lighting systems for Urban-gro’s integrated solutions. The company partnered with Teens for Food Justice, a youth-led organization providing hydroponic farming solutions for food security, to open a new indoor vertical farm at Bruce Randolph High School in April 2022
The company went public on the NASDAQ in July 2021, raising USD 62.1 million, offering 6,210,000 ordinary shares at USD 10 per share. The funds were to support Urban-gro’s expansion plans into the European market, and general corporate purposes, which included funding future investments and acquisitions that aligned with the company’s growth strategy.
urban-gro recorded revenue of USD 16.8 million in Q1 2023 , down 20% YoY and net loss of USD 5.1 million, which worsened by 639% YoY. The company provides FY2023 consolidated revenue guidance, which is projected to fall between USD 100 million and USD 120 million, while its adjusted EBITDA is anticipated to be between a loss of USD 3 million and a slightly positive value.
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