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Minnesota OCM License Data

As of October 5, 2026

393 cannabis business licenses (OCM's 9 main license types), plus 6 event organizer and 3 medical combination licenses. The figures below name which count is which.

As of October 5, 2026

393 is OCM's 9 main license types. Event organizer and medical combination licenses are separate lines. License charts use this rule: license counts come from an Office of Cannabis Management row, not the daily menu snapshot.

Cannabis business licenses

393

OCM's 9 main license types

Microbusiness

288

Mezzobusiness

25

Cultivator

24

Retailer

20

Transporter

12

Wholesaler

10

Delivery service

6

Testing facility

5

Manufacturer

3

Event organizer

6

Separate from the 393

Medical cannabis combination

3

Separate from the 393

All license numbers

402

Every distinct license number. Not the 9-type headline.

Lower-potency hemp

1,905 LPHE retailer licenses. The same file lists 70 LPHE manufacturer and 52 LPHE wholesaler licenses. Together those are 2,027 lower-potency hemp licenses (all types). That all-types total is not a retailer count.

OCM's separate application-status table for October 5 lists 1,904 LPHE retailer and 2,025 LPHE all-type licenses issued. Those totals differ from the distinct license numbers in its downloadable license-holder list above by one and two, respectively. We have not reconciled the difference, so treat these as source-specific counts. Compare both OCM sources.

175 licenses are social equity classified. 218 have a retail site and 169 have a cultivation site. A license is not an open store.

What changed, Sept 1 to Oct 5, 2026

Site-license issued dates, Sept 1 to Oct 5, 2026: 30 site rows covering 29 distinct licenses. Some rows are new sites on licenses that already existed. Retailer sites in that window include Chillwater (Spring Park), The Warriors Garden (St. Paul), The Village Muni (St. Anthony), DISPO (Minneapolis). These are site-license dates, not a list of brand-new license numbers.

Office of Cannabis Management licensed businesses list is the official list page. This site does not host the spreadsheet, because the file includes site contact names and email addresses.

OCM resources

Patient registry, business licensing, market data, compliance, every OCM-related page on the site, indexed here.

License count questions

How many cannabis business licenses does the October 5, 2026 OCM list show?

393 cannabis business licenses (OCM's 9 main license types), plus 6 event organizer and 3 medical combination licenses. 402 is every distinct license number on the file, including types outside the 9 main types. It is not the headline, and it is not a retailer count.

How many lower-potency hemp retailer licenses does OCM list?

1,905 LPHE retailer licenses. The same file lists 70 LPHE manufacturer and 52 LPHE wholesaler licenses. Together those are 2,027 lower-potency hemp licenses (all types). That all-types total is not a retailer count.

Where is the official Minnesota license list?

The Office of Cannabis Management publishes it on the application data page. MN Cannabis Hub does not host that spreadsheet, because the file includes site contact names and email addresses.

Minnesota market context

Use MN Cannabis Hub market pages to compare current OCM sales, licensing, geography, and pricing records before drawing a statewide conclusion.

Sources and methodology

Counts are distinct license numbers from the October 5, 2026 OCM licensed-businesses spreadsheet. The blank end-of-worksheet row is dropped. The headline is the sum of the 9 main license types. Event organizer and medical combination licenses are listed separately. The lower-potency hemp retailer count is License Type LPHE Retailer only. The all-types hemp total is labeled as all types. Daily menu snapshots are not used for license counts. A newer OCM row replaces this file only when all nine main type counts are present and above zero. MN Cannabis Hub is independent and is not the Office of Cannabis Management.

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