LEEEFOTCMedicinal Chemicals & Botanical ProductsUS GAAP · USD

Leef Brands Inc.

Leef Brands Inc. is a U.S.-based cannabis branded products manufacturer focused on California. The company produces cannabis concentrates and related wholesale inputs through extraction and manufacturing operations, and it also controls cultivation assets that support its supply chain.

Revenue34.8m USD
Operating profit (EBIT)-7.6m USD
EBIT margin-21.8%
Net income-17.6m USD
Free cash flow-1.0m USD

Fiscal year 2025 · change from previous year

Development 2025–2025

-10010203040m USD2025: 35 m USD2025: EBIT -7.6 m USD202535-7.6
RevenueOperating profit (EBIT)

Business

Share of revenue
Bulk cannabis concentrates80 %

Wholesale concentrate products sold to cannabis brands and operators.

Extraction and manufacturing services15 %

Ethanol, hydrocarbon, and solventless processing used to convert biomass into saleable inputs.

Cultivation and biomass supply5 %

Cultivation assets and biomass used to support internal manufacturing and supply reliability.

Customers

Leef Brands sells primarily into the California cannabis wholesale market, where its customers are cannabis brands, processors, and other licensed operators that need bulk concentrate inputs. Its products are used by downstream companies that package, formulate, or resell cannabis-derived goods, so demand is tied to branded product pipelines and wholesale manufacturing needs. The company also benefits from in-house biomass supply that supports its own processing operations.

California cannabis brands

Buy bulk concentrates and extracted inputs for branded product lines and formulations.

Wholesale cannabis operators

Source extraction output and manufacturing capacity for resale or further processing.

Licensed processors

Use the company's ethanol, hydrocarbon, and solventless extraction capabilities.

Internal cultivation supply chain

Biomass from owned cultivation assets supports the company's own manufacturing needs.

Strategy

Leef Brands is focused on wholesale concentrate manufacturing rather than consumer packaged goods, using its extraction capabilities to serve California cannabis brands. The strategy emphasizes vertical control through cultivation assets and in-house biomass supply, which supports manufacturing consistency and supply reliability. The company is also oriented toward margin improvement through higher-value wholesale concentrate products and disciplined operating execution.

Expand wholesale concentrate manufacturingShort term

Wholesale concentrates are the core product set and the main route to serving California brands.

Maintain integrated biomass supplyMedium term

Owned cultivation assets can reduce dependence on third-party biomass and support processing continuity.

Use extraction technology mix to serve multiple product formatsMedium term

Ethanol, hydrocarbon, and solventless methods broaden the company's manufacturing utility.

Geography

The business is centered in California, where its extraction, manufacturing, and wholesale cannabis activities are based. The company is incorporated in British Columbia and headquartered in Vancouver, but its operating footprint and revenue generation are tied mainly to U.S. cannabis markets, especially California. This geography matters because California wholesale cannabis pricing, regulation, and licensing conditions directly shape demand and margins.

Risks

The company is exposed to California cannabis wholesale pricing pressure, regulatory complexity, and customer concentration in a single state market. It also carries going-concern and financing risk because it has historically relied on operations, equity capital, and debt to fund the business, while non-cash items such as derivative liabilities can create volatility in reported earnings.

Sorted by severity
California wholesale cannabis pricing pressureHigh

The company sells into a competitive wholesale market where pricing affects revenue realization and customer demand.

Exposure: Core concentrate manufacturing business

Single-state regulatory concentrationHigh

Operations are centered in California, so changes in cannabis rules, licensing, or enforcement can materially affect the business.

Exposure: Operating licenses and market access

Going-concern and financing dependenceHigh

The company has historically relied on operations, equity raises, and debt issuances to fund liquidity needs.

Exposure: Capital structure and working capital

Non-cash earnings volatility from derivative liabilitiesMedium

Fair value changes on derivative liabilities can materially swing net income without reflecting operating performance.

Exposure: Reported earnings and comparability

Accounting

Judgemental items
Derivative liability fair value

Changes in fair value can materially affect reported net income without changing cash flow.

Impact: Earnings volatility and valuation noise

Non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA

Management uses adjustments to isolate operating performance from non-cash and non-recurring items.

Impact: Comparability across periods

Depreciation and amortization

Manufacturing and cultivation assets create recurring non-cash charges that affect earnings.

Impact: Operating leverage and asset intensity

Share-based compensation

Equity awards add non-cash expense and can be meaningful relative to operating scale.

Impact: Reported profitability and dilution analysis

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Last updated: 24/09/2026