The U.S. and Canadian regulated cannabis markets showed signs of stabilization in late 2024, as business license counts remained steady in the fourth quarter, marking a potential turnaround after several quarters of decline. New York led the U.S. in new licensing, accounting for nearly 80% of new applications nationwide, driven by the state’s long-awaited rollout of its adult-use market. Among major license types, vertically integrated operators saw a notable rebound in active licenses in the latter half of the year. These trends underscore the evolving dynamics of the cannabis industry, with regional growth and market consolidation shaping the landscape in 2024.

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Brett Goetschius

Brett Goetschius

Brett Goetschius has covered public and private growth capital markets for two decades as a journalist, editor, and publisher. He was the founding editor and publisher at DealFlow Media, where in 2010 he launched The Marijuana Business Report, the first industry news publication dedicated to the regulated cannabis market.

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