Sorting Robotics Secures $2 Million In Debt Financing For Cannabis Industry Automation

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Los Angeles-based industrial automation company Sorting Robotics has recently secured $2 million in debt financing from notable investment groups Kiso Capital and Prospeq, signaling a significant milestone in their journey within the cannabis industry.

The funds procured from this financing round are slated to fortify inventory levels, catering to the growing demand while propelling sales and expanding market outreach, as highlighted in a recent news release by the company. The specific terms of the agreement, however, were not disclosed.

Kiso Capital, a financial services company headquartered in San Jose, California, joined forces with Prospeq, a venture capital and private equity firm based in Phoenix, to provide this substantial financing boost to Sorting Robotics.

CEO and co-founder Nohtal Partansky expressed the critical importance of this debt financing for Sorting Robotics. "This infusion of capital stands as a vital asset for our company, empowering innovation without compromising our ownership structure," stated Partansky. "It strategically underlines our growth trajectory, facilitating continuous ...
... technological advancements aimed at fulfilling the evolving market demands."

This move towards debt financing signifies a prevalent trend within the cannabis industry, gaining traction particularly in the last year due to favorable conditions, including low stock prices and enhanced creditworthiness. As companies seek alternative financing mechanisms, debt financing has emerged as an attractive avenue for sustainable growth and technological evolution within the burgeoning cannabis market.