American Cannabis MSOs Bucked Canadian LP Trend This Week

Due to the lack of federal legality cannabis products grown in one state cannot be sold in another state. Given that medical cannabis will most likely become legal federally within the decade, however, cannabis companies must establish brands that have strong consumer acceptance and name recognition within the states that they operate in so they are well-positioned to roll out nationally when finally allowed to do so. As such, it is important to keep track of how well the major players are doing at the state level in growing their sales and profits.

The 12 largest vertically integrated (seed-to-sale) multi-state operators (MSOs) by market capitalization (i.e. those in excess of  $100M) are tracked in the munKNEE American Cannabis MSOs Index and below are the performances of the constituents in the Index this week, in descending order, and YTD. Also presented are links to summary articles on their latest quarter financial results and a link to a previous article that highlights the financial health of each constituent.

  1. Jushi (JUSHF): UP 27.1% this week; UP 1.4% YTD
  2. Ayr (AYRWF): UP 6.3% this week; UP 11.6% YTD
  3. TerrAscend (TRSSF): UP 2.0% this week; UP 38.2% YTD
  4. Planet 13 (PLNHF): UP 1.1% this week; UP 31.9% YTD
  5. Ascend (AAWH): DOWN 1.4% this week; UP 4.6% YTD
  6. Green Thumb (GTBIF): DOWN 2.0% this week; DOWN 0.7% YTD
  7. Curaleaf (CURLF): DOWN 2.8% this week; DOWN 4.1% YTD
  8. Columbia Care (CCHWF): DOWN 4.1% this week; DOWN 6.7% YTD
  9. Cresco Labs (CRLBF): DOWN 4.3% this week; UP 2.9% YTD
  10. Verano (VRNOF): DOWN 5.4% this week; DOWN 2.6% YTD
  11. Trulieve (TCNNF): DOWN 5.4% this week; DOWN 17.1% YTD
  12. Acreage (ACRDF/ACRHF): DOWN 11.9% this week; UP 41.7% YTD 

The munKNEE American Cannabis MSO Stocks Index was DOWN 2. 7% this week and is now DOWN 0.8% YTD. In comparison, the munKNEE  Canadian Cannabis LP Stocks Index went DOWN 13.6 % this week (see here) and is now only UP 0.1% YTD.


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