Tilray Brands has agreed to buy some of BrewDog’s US assets, including its Ohio-based brewery and hotel and Las Vegas site, following a UK rescue deal.

The New York-based firm, which produces medicinal cannabis as well as craft beer in the US, said it had agreed to acquire certain key assets across North America.

This incorporates its brewery, pub and hotel in Columbus, Ohio, bars in New Albany and Cleveland in Ohio, and flagship pub in Las Vegas in Nevada, a franchised site in Denver, Colorado, and a licensed bar in Columbus International Airport.

It did not disclose the price of the deal.

Tilray, which bought a number of BrewDog’s assets and bars in the UK earlier this month, said the acquisition will help it to expand into the US craft beer industry.

Irwin D Simon, Tilray’s chief executive, said: “The acquisition of BrewDog’s key US assets strengthens our US beverage platform and advances our regional craft beer strategy across North America.

“BrewDog has built a strong following in Ohio and established a highly visible presence in Las Vegas, including a flagship brewpub located on a premier stretch of the Las Vegas Strip.

“These assets fit squarely within our brewpub model, creating destination-led venues that deepen consumer engagement while providing new opportunities to introduce and sell our broader portfolio of Tilray beverage brands.”

Tilray had already agreed to buy the global brand and related intellectual property, its UK brewing operation and 11 of its pub venues across the UK and Ireland, preserving 733 jobs.

It also bought BrewDog’s Australian business including a Brisbane-based brewery and a number of owned and franchised bars.

But the deal, which rescued the company out of administration, resulted in the closure of 36 bars in the UK, with around 480 workers losing their jobs.

The move also meant that any equity holders will be left empty-handed and not receive any returns from the deal.

Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark KSE-100 index lost 4,687.50 points on Monday, marking a turbulent start to the week as selling pressure returned to the market.

During intraday trading, the KSE-100 touched a high of 153,943.69 points and low of 149,385.39 points.

At close, the KSE-Index dropped 4,687.50 points to reach 149,178.66 points or minus 3.14 percent.

The sharp decline comes after the index recorded its seventh consecutive week of losses, with geopolitical uncertainty and weak investor sentiment continuing to weigh on Pakistani equities.

Two key factors affecting the market last week were the absence of positive economic developments and the ongoing delay in finalising a Staff-Level Agreement (SLA) with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for Pakistan’s third review of its $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF).

Another major factor has been the spike in global oil prices.

The increase was triggered by US-Israel aggression against Iran, which led to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil shipping route.

The disruption raised concerns about energy supply and inflationary pressures for oil-importing economies, including Pakistan.

Investors will now be watching closely to see whether the current volatility persists through the remainder of the trading session and into the rest of the week, particularly as markets react to geopolitical developments and signals on the IMF programme.

It is pertinent to mention here that Pakistan’s stock market remained under sustained pressure during the week ended March 13, 2026, as heightened geopolitical tensions, domestic security concerns, and macroeconomic uncertainty continued to weigh heavily on investor sentiment.

The benchmark KSE-100 Index extended its losing streak, declining by 3,629.92 points on a week-on-week basis, representing a drop of 2.3 percent to close at 153,866.17 points compared with the previous week’s closing level of 157,496.09 points.

The market remained volatile throughout the week as investors trimmed positions and adopted a cautious stance in the face of external and domestic headwinds.

The latest decline follows an even steeper fall witnessed during the previous week, when the market had shed more than 10,500 points.

Analysts noted that escalating geopolitical risks across the region, coupled with domestic security concerns, have dampened investor confidence and triggered persistent selling pressure across multiple sectors.

Gold started the week on a shaky note, slipping Rs 2,225 to hit Rs 1.56 lakh per 10 grams in Monday’s futures trade, dragged down by a firm US dollar and weak overseas markets. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, April gold contracts fell 1.4% to Rs 1,56,241 on a turnover of 7,881 lots. “Rising energy prices have strengthened the US dollar and raised doubts that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates,” said Manav Modi, analyst at Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. Earlier hopes of a March rate cut have mostly faded, with the chances of reductions later this year now at 80%.Internationally, April gold on Comex dropped $54.31, or 1.07%, to $5,007.39 per ounce. “Gold stayed close to $5,000 after two weeks of losses, as oil volatility surged following the US strike on Iran’s Kharg Island, raising supply concerns,” said Jigar Trivedi, Senior Research Analyst, IndusInd Securities.The ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran, now entering its third week, continues to rattle markets. Trivedi noted that higher energy costs and inflation worries have dampened expectations for interest rate cuts, creating a headwind for non-yielding assets like gold.Here’s how much gold costs in your city today:

Gold price in Ahmedabad today

Gold in Ahmedabad is trading at Rs 15,920 per gram for 24K, Rs 14,595 for 22K, and Rs 11,943 for 18K.

Gold price in Bangalore today

In Bangalore, 24K gold is available at Rs 15,917 per gram. The 22K variety costs Rs 14,590, while 18K gold is priced at Rs 11,938 per gram.

Gold price in Bhubaneswar today

Bhubaneswar sees 24K gold at Rs 15,917 per gram. Prices for 22K and 18K gold stand at Rs 14,590 and Rs 11,938 per gram, respectively.

Gold price in Chennai today

In Chennai, 24K gold is quoted at Rs 16,101 per gram. 22K gold comes in at Rs 14,759, and 18K gold is Rs 12,399 per gram.

Gold price in Delhi today

Gold prices in Delhi are Rs 15,930 per gram for 24K, Rs 14,605 for 22K, and Rs 11,953 for 18K.

Gold price in Hyderabad today

Hyderabad’s 24K gold is trading at Rs 15,917 per gram. 22K and 18K gold are priced at Rs 14,590 and Rs 11,938, respectively.

Gold price in Jaipur today

In Jaipur, 24K gold costs Rs 15,930 per gram. The 22K variant is Rs 14,605, while 18K gold is available at Rs 11,953 per gram.

Gold price in Kanpur today

Kanpur reports 24K gold at Rs 15,930 per gram. 22K and 18K varieties are priced at Rs 14,605 and Rs 11,953 per gram, respectively.

Gold price in Mumbai today

In Mumbai, 24K gold is Rs 15,917 per gram, 22K is Rs 14,590, and 18K is Rs 11,938 per gram.

Gold price in Kolkata today

Kolkata has 24K gold at Rs 15,917 per gram. The 22K and 18K gold rates are Rs 14,590 and Rs 11,938 per gram, respectively.