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InterCure’s Resilient Start to 2025: Recovery and Expansion Fuel Growth Momentum

Julian WestThursday, May 1, 2025 5:52 pm ET

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InterCure (ICUR) has delivered a robust opening quarter of 2025, signaling a return to pre-attack operational strength and setting the stage for sustained growth. The company’s Q1 results, marked by 25% sequential revenue growth and a return to positive Adjusted EBITDA, reflect both resilience and strategic execution in overcoming the disruptions caused by the October 2023 terrorist attack on its Nir Oz facility. This performance underscores InterCure’s ability to leverage its global footprint, product pipeline, and recovery efforts to capitalize on the growing medical cannabis market.

Financial Resilience Amid Recovery

InterCure’s Q1 2025 revenue is projected to surpass NIS 70 million, a significant jump from Q4 2024’s NIS 56 million, driven by restored production at the Nir Oz facility and strong demand for its CANNDOC brand. The sequential growth rate of 25% outpaces the company’s historical average, with FY2024 ending at NIS 239 million in revenue. The return to positive Adjusted EBITDA (previously impacted by the attack and Gaza war-related disruptions) highlights cost discipline and operational efficiency.

Funding and Facility Recovery: A Catalyst for Expansion

The Nir Oz facility’s recovery remains central to InterCure’s growth narrative. With NIS 82 million secured in compensation (including NIS 20 million from Israeli authorities) and potential for an additional NIS 25 million through collaboration with the Tkumah administration, the company has ample capital to rebuild and modernize. The facility’s full operational capacity is now enabling intercure to address global demand, with plans to launch over 80 GMP-compliant SKUs in 2025, including Cookies-branded products and new lines like Binske. This expansion aligns with its vertically integrated “seed-to-sale” model, which positions it as a leader in pharmaceutical-grade cannabis production.

International Ambitions Take Root

InterCure’s geographic diversification is accelerating. In Europe, partnerships with Cookies™ are propelling entry into Germany and the UK via Cookies Corners—dedicated pharmacies—and online platforms. Domestically, the company operates 25 medical cannabis pharmacies under its Givol™ and Leon Pharm brands, while full ownership of Cannolam LTD grants access to international distribution networks. These moves are critical as European markets, particularly Germany, emerge as high-growth regions for medical cannabis adoption.

CEO Alexander Rabinovich emphasized the strategic focus on double-digit revenue growth for 2025, bolstered by the Nir Oz facility’s output and SKU launches. The CEO’s confidence is further supported by InterCure’s NIS 80 million cash reserve as of December 2024, providing a financial cushion against macroeconomic and geopolitical risks.

Risks and Considerations

The report does not overlook challenges: the Gaza war’s lingering impact, regulatory shifts, and global economic uncertainties remain risks. However, InterCure’s diversified revenue streams, robust cash position, and progress in facility recovery mitigate these concerns. Notably, the second half of 2024 saw the company achieve its 18th and 19th consecutive profitable quarters, demonstrating underlying strength.

Conclusion: A Company on the Rebound, Positioned for Leadership

InterCure’s Q1 2025 results are a clear inflection point. The 25% sequential revenue growth, recovery of the Nir Oz facility, and aggressive SKU expansion (80+ SKUs planned) all point to a company primed for accelerated growth. With a NIS 80 million cash buffer, partnerships driving international scale, and a proven track record of profitability, InterCure is well-positioned to capitalize on the $25 billion global medical cannabis market, projected to grow at a CAGR of 12% through 2030.

While geopolitical risks persist, InterCure’s strategy—centered on product innovation, geographic diversification, and operational resilience—suggests it can navigate these headwinds. Investors should watch for execution on its Cookies Corners rollout, progress on the Tkumah compensation, and the launch of high-margin SKUs like Binske. For those betting on a company with a strong recovery story and a clear path to market leadership, InterCure’s trajectory in 2025 offers compelling upside.

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