Akanda

Leases dark-fiber capacity and telecommunications towers in Central Mexico through First Towers & Fiber. Revenue comes from fiber capacity and tower equipment or site-space leases, including build-to-suit and shared-infrastructure arrangements that can serve multiple tenants. Development spans Aguascalientes, San Luis Potosi, Jalisco, Guanajuato and Queretaro, building on a regional fiber network and local development relationships.

Maintains a separate pre-revenue option on a Gabriola Island, British Columbia property planned for cannabis cultivation. The formerly operated Portuguese cultivation and UK distribution businesses have been sold or wound up, leaving infrastructure leases as the active revenue business. Fiber and tower deployment depends on permits, rights of way, ground leases, equipment, subcontractors, and Mexican telecommunications, construction, environmental, and zoning requirements; the Canadian initiative requires cannabis-related licences.