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    C21 Investments Reports Filing Delay and MCTO

    July 12, 2024


    C21 Investments (TSE:CXXI) has released an update.

    C21 Investments Inc., a vertically integrated cannabis company, announced a delay in filing their annual financial documents due to changes in their financial year-end and a recent change of auditors. The company has been granted a management cease trade order (MCTO) by the British Columbia Securities Commission, which restricts company management from trading securities but does not affect other shareholders. They expect to complete the required filings around July 19, 2024, and have committed to providing bi-weekly updates in compliance with regulatory guidelines.

    For further insights into TSE:CXXI stock, check out TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page.



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