Beaver County Pension Money Invested Into Company That Fails To Win State Marijuana Grower Or Dispensary Licenses

Jun 30, 2017

pennalt-organics — PennAlt Organics' proposed dispensary design / photo via PennAltOrganics.com

A company that Beaver County Pension Fund dollars were invested into has failed to win marijuana grower or dispensary licenses from the state. PennAlt Organics is a newly formed Pittsburgh-based “life sciences company” that announced in October of last year it had received its first capital infusion of $6 million from outside investors. PennAlt’s funding…

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Beaver County Pension Money Invested Into Company That Fails To Win State Marijuana Grower Or Dispensary Licenses

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