Cannabis Stocks in 2026: What Is Listed, What Is Next and How the Market Trades
Why are cannabis listings so relevant in 2026?
Why are cannabis listings so relevant in 2026?
Having spent over 30 years in advisory roles in financial markets prior to entering the cannabinoid industry, I lived through many hyperbolic boom/bust market cycles.
For much of the past five years, the cannabis industry has been defined by disappointment.
Veriheal parent Veri Medtech Holdings has priced a $15m IPO at $4 per share, with plans to uplist from the OTC market to Nasdaq.
Cannara Biotech has completed its $2.8m all-cash acquisition of Medican Organic, finalising ownership of the Valleyfield cultivation operation it first acquired in 2021.
ACE Venture has closed its 51% acquisition of Vireo Health New York, taking control of the vertically integrated medical operator and unveiling Boukét as a new cannabis lifestyle brand for the state.
Cannabis wholesale platform Nabis is acquiring Hudson Distribution Services’ New Jersey distribution licence and warehouse lease, marking its entry into a fourth US state.
Cannabis multi-state operator Vireo Growth has agreed to acquire Florida-based FLUENT in an all-stock deal, creating a combined operator with around 74 stores in the state and accelerating consolidation across US MSOs.
Last week’s rescheduling announcement has placed a spotlight firmly on the medical cannabis arms of North America’s largest operators.