Cann Group Ltd Moves to End Convertible Debt With 5% Premium Waiver

By Josua Ferreira -

Cann Group Limited (ASX: CAN) has agreed with Obsidian Global GP, LLC (“Obsidian”) to redeem, in full, all remaining convertible notes and bring its convertible securities facility to an end. The move clears the remaining convertible debt under this facility.

The redemption relates back to the facility established and announced on 16 March 2026. Under the agreement, Cann will redeem all 350,000 convertible notes remaining on issue at 100% of their aggregate face value of US$402,500.

A redemption notice has already been issued to Obsidian on the agreed terms.

Redemption terms at a glance

A key feature of the agreement is that Obsidian agreed to waive the additional 5% premium that would otherwise apply on an early redemption. This negotiated concession reduces the cost to Cann of closing out the facility early.

Convertible Note Redemption Breakdown

After set-off of amounts payable by Obsidian to the Company in respect of placement shares, the net amount payable by Cann to Obsidian is US$363,704.

Item Detail
Notes redeemed 350,000
Aggregate face value US$402,500
Early redemption premium Waived (5%)
Net amount payable to Obsidian US$363,704
Outcome Notes cancelled, facility ends on payment

Next steps confirmed in the announcement:

  • Redemption notice issued to Obsidian on the agreed terms

  • On payment, all convertible notes will be cancelled

  • The convertible securities facility will end

What convertible notes are and why this matters

A convertible note is a form of debt that can convert into shares at a later date. If converted, those new shares increase the total number on issue, which can dilute the holdings of existing shareholders.

Redeeming the notes early removes that conversion overhang, along with the associated repayment obligation attached to the facility. Having the lender waive the 5% early redemption premium is generally viewed favourably, as it lowers the cost of retiring the debt ahead of schedule.

Strengthening the capital structure

The convertible securities facility will end upon payment under the redemption notice, with Obsidian agreeing to waive the additional 5% premium that would otherwise apply.

The announcement does not disclose the Company’s cash balance, funding runway, or any future capital plans. No commentary on those matters is provided in the source.

About Cann Group

Cann Group develops, produces and supplies medicinal cannabis products from a large-scale cultivation and GMP manufacturing facility, with integrated research capability, near Mildura, Victoria.

Through its Botanitech and Mallee Bloom brands, together with bulk and white label supply, the Company provides a range of dried flower, oil, vape and edible medicinal cannabis products to customers in Australia and around the world.

Upon payment under the redemption notice, all convertible notes will be cancelled and the convertible securities facility will end.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a convertible note redemption and why does it matter for ASX investors?

A convertible note redemption means a company repays its convertible debt in cash rather than allowing it to convert into shares. For investors, this removes the risk of share dilution that would occur if the notes were converted, which is generally viewed as a positive outcome for existing shareholders.

How much did Cann Group pay to redeem its convertible notes?

Cann Group's net payment to Obsidian is US$363,704, which is below the aggregate face value of US$402,500 after set-off of amounts owed by Obsidian for placement shares. The lender also waived the standard 5% early redemption premium.

What happens to the convertible securities facility after Cann Group's redemption?

Once Cann Group makes the payment under the redemption notice, all 350,000 convertible notes will be cancelled and the entire convertible securities facility established in March 2026 will come to an end.

What is Cann Group's main business?

Cann Group develops, produces and supplies medicinal cannabis products from a large-scale cultivation and GMP manufacturing facility near Mildura, Victoria, selling dried flower, oil, vape and edible products under its Botanitech and Mallee Bloom brands in Australia and internationally.

Why did Obsidian waive the early redemption premium on Cann Group's convertible notes?

The announcement states that Obsidian agreed to waive the additional 5% premium as part of the negotiated terms for the early redemption, though no further explanation for the concession is provided in the announcement.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
Partnership Director
Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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