‘Difficult decision’: Cannabis company files for bankruptcy, plans to shut down

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The company filed for bankruptcy last week.

The company’s CFO resigned on February 13, and each of the company’s directors resigned before the commencement of the bankruptcy proceedings.Tractor-trailers with no one aboard? The future is near for self-driving trucks on US roadsOn Thursday, the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, MM Can USA Inc., a California corporation, was placed into receivership in the Los Angeles Superior Court, Santa Monica Division to effectuate a dissolution and liquidation of its California-based assets.

The company’s current chief restructuring officer formally resigned and was appointed by the Los Angeles Superior Court as the receiver of MM Can USA. MedMen and its subsidiaries operate in California, Nevada, Illinois, Massachusetts, and New York and sell cannabis for medical and recreational use under the MedMen and LuxLyte brands

“The difficult decision to shut down operations and commence the Bankruptcy Proceedings and Receivership Proceedings was made after careful consideration of the current financial condition of the Company and its subsidiaries, their inability to pay their liabilities as they become due and the anticipated enforcement actions of secured creditors,” the company said in a news release.

 

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