The Smiths Falls, Ont. cannabis company said Thursday that the layoff will impact 35 per cent of its workforce and take place over the next several months.
The company will now manage Canopy’s genetics program, ensuring Canopy can preserve its investments in genetics but also receive optimized strains and new cultivars. and sales that have underwhelmed, when compared with lofty estimates some cannabis company executives first foresaw for the industry. “We are transforming our Canadian business to an asset-light model and significantly reducing the overall size of our organization. It will rely on third-parties, when sourcing vapes, beverages, edibles and extracts. The Smiths Falls, Ont. will lay off 800 workers as part of a transformation plan that will see the company close its hallmark 1 Hershey facility and consolidate some of its cultivation operations.
Company takes firm actions to transform Canadian business to enable growth and profitability Announces cost reduction program of additional $140-$160 ...
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À l'échelle nationale, l'entreprise réduira sa production de 65 %.
On peut s’attendre à une année plus positive pour les entreprises de taille moyenne, celles à capitaux privés et qui ont des productions ajustées en fonction de leur marché, de la demande. Selon le média américain MJBizDaily, spécialisé dans l’industrie de la marijuana, 425 tonnes de cannabis ont été détruites en 2021. Au moment de la légalisation du cannabis, plusieurs joueurs flottaient sur un nuage et le marché anticipé faisait saliver les producteurs. Dans un effort de réduction de ses coûts, Canopy avait déjà supprimé plus de 240 emplois au printemps dernier. Canopy va aussi confier son programme de génétique à la société québécoise EXKA. Après l’euphorie qui avait suivi la légalisation de la marijuana au Canada, ce secteur d'activité continue d’en arracher.
The move is meant to help the cannabis company reach profitability and enable sustainable and long-term growth, Canopy Growth's chief executive said.
According to a database maintained by the federal Commissioner of Lobbying, Canopy [laying off 500 staff ](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-canopy-growth-to-close-two-greenhouses-lay-off-500-employees/)and shuttering two British Columbia greenhouses it had purchased two years earlier for nearly $400-million. Two months later, Canopy reached a deal to exchange roughly one-fifth of its total debt load worth $255-million for shares, plus roughly $3-million in cash. The company, which once funded a $2.5-million Canopy’s stock has lost nearly 94 per cent of its value over the past two years, falling from a February, 2021, high of $54.76 to close at $3.06 on the Toronto Stock Exchange Thursday, though the company’s declining fortunes started earlier. investing $5.2-billion into the business the year before, Canopy started reporting huge losses. In June, 2019, less than a year into legalization and despite U.S. – took over the factory that Hershey Canada had abandoned five years earlier, costing Smiths Falls, a town of about 9,000 people south of Ottawa, more than 500 jobs. At its peak in early 2019, Canopy had a market cap of about $18-billion. In a statement, chief financial officer Judy Hong said the “right-sizing” of Canopy’s Canadian business will significantly reduce cash costs. Two years before Justin Trudeau’s Liberals swept to power in 2015 promising to legalize recreational cannabis, Canopy was among the sector’s earliest movers, with ambitions to become a global leader. In a note published after Thursday’s announcement, Stifel Financial Corp.
Canopy Growth Corp said on Thursday it would shed assets in Canada and cut 800 job positions, as part of the pot producer's efforts to reduce costs and turn ...
31, from C$67.4 million a year earlier. [(ACB.TO)](https://www.reuters.com/companies/ACB.TO), however, reported an adjusted core profit of C$1.4 million, compared to a loss of C$7.1 million in the year-ago quarter, helped by higher revenue and reduction in expenses. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story The company expects to complete the operational changes in the second quarter of fiscal 2024 and record restructuring-related pretax charges of C$425 million to C$525 million in the current quarter and the first half of fiscal 2024. Its streamlining efforts in Canada include exiting cannabis flower cultivation in its Smiths Falls, Ontario facility, ceasing the sourcing of cannabis flower from the Quebec facility, and moving to a third-party sourcing model for cannabis beverages, edibles, vapes and extracts. The company expects to save C$140 million ($104.10 million)to C$160 million over the next 12 months.
Smiths Falls — Canopy Growth licencie 800 travailleurs dans le cadre d'un plan de restructuration qui prévoit la fermeture de son usine phare 1 Hershey et ...
La dernière partie des changements prendra la forme d’un partenariat avec la société québécoise EXKA, qui détient la plus grande bibliothèque de cannabis au monde. Ce résultat se comparait à une perte nette de 115,5 millions $, ou 28 cents par action, pour le même trimestre un an plus tôt. Ces deux objectifs sont devenus difficiles parce que le marché illicite capte encore environ 40% de toutes les ventes de cannabis et que le secteur canadien du cannabis est évalué en deçà du cap des 7 milliards $ qui était jadis projeté, a souligné le chef de la direction de Canopy, David Klein.
Company will move to a third-party sourcing model for cannabis beverages, edibles, vapes and extracts.
*Correction: A previous version of this article stated Canopy is laying off 60 per cent of its workforce. The company launched a U.S.-domiciled holding company, Canopy USA, to “fast track entry into the U.S. cannabis market” and to hold the company’s U.S. A distribution centre across the street, which also has beverage capabilities, will remain open. One Hershey, the company’s headquarters, was Canopy’s main production site for flower and edibles. His total compensation reached more than $45 million as the company reported a net loss of $1.3 billion. These changes are difficult but necessary to drive our business to profitability and growth,” said Canopy’s CEO David Klein. The company reports it expects to realize up to $160 million in savings over the next 12 months. We are transforming our Canadian business to an asset-light model and significantly reducing the overall size of our organization. As a result of the Smiths Falls closure, the company is exiting cannabis flower cultivation at the Ontario facility. Article content
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Les mesures de réduction des coûts comprennent également l’abandon de la culture des fleurs de cannabis dans son usine de Smiths Falls, en Ontario ; arrêter l’approvisionnement en fleurs de cannabis de son usine de Mirabel, au Québec, et passer à l’approvisionnement par des tiers pour les boissons, les produits comestibles, les vapes et les extraits de cannabis, a déclaré la société. Canopy Growth a déclaré que sa perte pour les trois mois clos le 31 décembre avait augmenté à 261,58 millions de dollars canadiens, ou 54 cents par action, contre une perte de 108,9 millions de dollars canadiens, ou 28 cents par action, au trimestre de l’année précédente. Canopy Growth a déclaré qu’elle s’attend à économiser de 140 à 160 millions de dollars canadiens au cours des 12 prochains mois grâce à ses suppressions d’emplois.
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The Canadian cannabis producer is letting go hundreds of employees and closing facilities in its latest round of layoffs.
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Canopy Growth's announcement that it would lay off hundreds of workers and shutter its Smiths Falls, Ont. factory is a familiar story for some residents.
Daniel LeBlanc from the city's safety board who are reluctant to express their support over fears of a potential social media backlash. Regina mayor Sandra Masters says there are some who support the move to oust Ward. The new Mini Market has opened on Wilfrid Laurier University’s campus for students experiencing food insecurity, which is helping some Golden Hawks at little to no cost. The vigil will be held at the same church where residents gathered to console each other Wednesday evening following the crash. 2 hr ago Quebec Premier Francois Legault will visit the site of a bus crash at a Laval daycare that killed two children and injured several others on Wednesday. "It's a tough day, with high rates of inflation, interest rates, it's definitely hitting people where it hurts. "There's a facility here, there's lots of good people in Smiths Falls that are willing to work hard," added Bennett. Obviously it's a business decision." Here they go again. "Obviously some time to think about it overnight, but definitely disappointing news," Pankow said. The cannabis company, which owns Tweed Inc., took over the former Hershey Factory after the chocolate makers left town.
Company will move to a third-party sourcing model for cannabis beverages, edibles, vapes and extracts.
*Correction: A previous version of this article stated Canopy is laying off 60 per cent of its workforce. The company launched a U.S.-domiciled holding company, Canopy USA, to “fast track entry into the U.S. cannabis market” and to hold the company’s U.S. A distribution centre across the street, which also has beverage capabilities, will remain open. One Hershey, the company’s headquarters, was Canopy’s main production site for flower and edibles. His total compensation reached more than $45 million as the company reported a net loss of $1.3 billion. These changes are difficult but necessary to drive our business to profitability and growth,” said Canopy’s CEO David Klein. The company reports it expects to realize up to $160 million in savings over the next 12 months. We are transforming our Canadian business to an asset-light model and significantly reducing the overall size of our organization. As a result of the Smiths Falls closure, the company is exiting cannabis flower cultivation at the Ontario facility. Article content