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Lift & Co. files for bankruptcy after failing to unload assets

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0 Comments| September 18, 2020

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Click to enlargeCannabis technology and expo events firm Lift & Co. (TSX-V: LIFT) has filed for bankruptcy, the company recently reported.

The Toronto-based company behind the ‘Canadian Cannabis Awards’ announced it made to move to file for bankruptcy after failing to reach a deal with its debt holders regarding the sale of some of its assets. As a result, all of its directors and officers have resigned, Lift said.

Lift said it had plans to sell a stake in its events business prior to the pandemic, but the deal shortly failed sometime later. It’s unclear what will happen to Lift’s CannSell business, which Ontario retailers use to train staff to sell cannabis, as well as its biannual events, which it recently announced plans to hold as virtual shows later this year.

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