A group of shareholders filed a lawsuit against California-based KushCo, alleging that the company misled investors on the accounting behind a number of acquisitions, violating state and federal laws in the process.
The company did not immediately respond to queries from Marijuana Business Daily.
KushCo said in April it would restate some of its financial results stemming from related accounting errors.
The following month, the company hired Cathleen Lu as vice president of financial planning and analysis to oversee the financial planning, forecasting, reporting and analysis across various businesses, including acquisitions and investments.
KushCo, which has expressed interest in uplisting, currently trades on over-the-counter exchanges in the United States under the ticker symbol KSHB.
The emergence of more overseas cannabis markets offers companies billions of dollars in business opportunities.
Another god damn Pink Slip OTC company out there lying through their stinking teeth polluting the market and stealing money from operations who are run by crooks, liars and thieves.
I agree, A drug dealer is just not safe anymore with all this free enterprise going on.
Let’s not trash small time drug dealers but massive criminal enterprises, ie organizations run by cartels, let’s call them out.
I invested in KUSHCO about a year ago, I have watched it go up and down like a yo-yo and today my yo-yo is close to laying on the ground. I’m not a kid anymore, it appears I gambled and lost.
I think that kush will survive this. I’m going to stay the course.
I bailed at $6.44 after a nice loss. It’s going below $2.00.