Akanda shares jump 10.85% intraday as subsidiary advances full cannabis license plans and extends BC asset options.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. The example provided is helpful, so I'll refer to that. First, I need to identify the company name, which is Akanda. The percentage change is 10.85271318%, which I should round to two decimal places, so that becomes 10.85%. The time period is intraday, so I have to include that. Next, the reason for the price movement. The input has three points. The main points are: 1) Akanda is extending the British Columbia asset option for two years and working on a full cultivation license for THC and CBD products. 2) They're implementing safety measures as per Health Canada. 3) Analysts predict growth in the Canadian legal cannabis market. I need to condense these into a brief reason. The example combined the key info from the first point and the company's focus. Here, the key points are the extended asset option, the cultivation license plan, and the safety measures. The third point about market growth is a supporting reason but might be too lengthy. However, the example included the company's focus, so maybe I can mention the strategic move to target the growth in the Canadian market. Putting it all together: Akanda surged 10.85% intraday... the reason would be the announcement of extending the British Columbia asset option, advancing the full cultivation license for THC/CBD products, and implementing Health Canada-compliant safety measures. Then mention the strategic move to target the growing Canadian legal cannabis market with expected growth by 2030. Wait, the example included the company's focus in the second paragraph. But the user wants the brief reason in the headline. The example's output has the reason in the first sentence. So maybe the reason should be the announcement of the subsidiary's agreement. In this case, the reason is the announcement about the asset option extension and the cultivation license plan. The third point about market growth is more of a supporting detail but might be necessary to include as part of the reason if it's a key factor. I need to check the rules again. The brief reason should retain key information. So the key points are the extended asset option, the cultivation license, and the safety measures. The market growth prediction is an analyst's view supporting why the company's strategy is relevant. So the headline should mention the extended asset option, the cultivation license plan, and the strategic move to target the growing market. The example included the subsidiary's action and the project details. Here, the subsidiary is the cannabis operations subsidiary. Wait, the input says "Akanda宣布通过其大麻运营子公司研究获取全面种植许可证的安全要求及下一步措施，并延长British Columbia资产选项两年..." So the company's cannabis operations subsidiary is working on the license and extending the asset option. So the reason is the subsidiary's announcement of extending the asset option and advancing the cultivation license plan with safety measures. The market growth is an additional reason but might be part of the strategic move. I think the example's output included the reason as the subsidiary's agreement. Here, the reason is the subsidiary's actions regarding the asset option and the cultivation license. The safety measures are part of the plan. So the headline should state that Akanda's subsidiary is extending the asset option and advancing the cultivation license plan with Health Canada-compliant safety measures. The strategic move to target the growing Canadian market is the broader reason. Putting it all together: Akanda surged 10.85% intraday as the company announced its cannabis operations subsidiary has extended the British Columbia asset option by two years and is advancing a full cultivation license for THC and CBD products, including Health Canada-compliant safety measures. The strategic move aligns with the expected growth of the Canadian legal cannabis market, projected to reach $5.8-7.2 billion by 2030 with a 10-12% annual growth rate. Wait, the example's output has the reason in the first sentence and the company's focus in the second. So maybe the first sentence is the headline, and the second is a continuation. But the user's example output is two paragraphs. However, the user's instruction says to provide a concise news headline, so perhaps the first sentence is the headline, and the rest is a brief explanation. But the example's output is two paragraphs. Maybe the user wants the headline to include the key info and the reason, and then a brief explanation of the company's focus. However, the rules mention "a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So the first part is the headline with the company name, percentage, time period, and reason. The second part can be the company's focus, but in the example, it's included as a separate paragraph. But the user's example output is two paragraphs. Wait, looking at the example input and output: The example input.