The Supreme Cannabis Co. Inc. said Thursday it has reached an agreement to acquire Blissco Cannabis Corp. in an all-stock deal valued at about C$48 million ($36 million). Under the terms of the deal, Blissco shareholders will receive 0.24 of Supreme Cannabis common stock. Blissco is a wellness brand that makes cannabis oils based in Langley, British Columbia, that operates a 18,000 square foot production facility with extraction capabilities. Blissco Chief Executive Damian Kettlewell will continue to lead the company and has committed to stay with Supreme Cannabis with at least 75% of his shares for a minimum of two years. The deal must be approved by shareholders at a special meeting. Neither stock was active premarket. Supreme Cannabis shares have gained 46% in 2019 to date, while the S&P 500 has gained 4.7%.