Canadian pot producer Canopy Growth Corp. CGC on Tuesday said that KPMG had resigned as its independent accountant, according to a filing. The resignation took hold on June 22. Canopy over recent days has disclosed doubts about its ability to keep operating as a “going concern” as its debts come due, and said it faces an SEC investigation over sales misstatements in its BioSteel sports-drink segment. The company, in a statement, said KMPG’s departure had “been underway for some time and is not related to the restatement of BioSteel revenues but reflects a joint decision between Canopy Growth and KPMG.” That statement continued: “We are pleased to welcome PKFOD as our accounting firm for fiscal 2024 and remain focused on our ongoing actions to strengthen Canopy’s balance sheet and advance towards profitability.” Canopy, like other Canadian cannabis producers, has faced losses following overexpansion and increased competition. Shares were