LFTD Partners Inc. reports developments for an OTCQB operating company whose principal subsidiary, Lifted Made, manufactures and sells hemp-derived, wellness, energy and other psychoactive products. Recurring updates include financial results, operating income, inventory, working capital, debt balances and product activity across the Urb, Mielos and Rebel brands.
Company news also covers Lifted Made’s exclusive manufacturing and sales relationships for Diamond Supply Co. and Cali Sweets hemp-derived products, collaborations involving Urb-branded cannabis products, brand identity and loyalty-program launches, minority interests in Ablis and Bend-based spirits businesses, and governance changes at the public-company parent.
LFTD Partners (LIFD) subsidiary Lifted Made completed the sale of its former Kenosha headquarters for $1.5 million on September 29, 2026.
Lifted Made used $841,110 of the proceeds to repay all of its outstanding bank debt. Following the sale and repayment, LFTD Partners held more than $2.4 million in cash. Operations formerly housed in the building were consolidated into existing leased facilities in Kenosha totaling 41,025 square feet. Management said the transaction strengthens financial flexibility amid continued regulatory uncertainty in the hemp industry.
LFTD Partners (OTCQB:LIFD), via subsidiary Lifted Made, announced that its Highlandia hemp-derived THC beverage brand earned four medals at the 2026 Summer PR%F Awards, including Best in Show and Double Gold for Rocket Peak, with a 98-point tasting score and multiple design honors.
The company also launched two new Free Spirit Elixir flavors, Goldentea Trails and Limoncello Coast, priced at $28.95 per 750mL bottle, each delivering 10mg THC and 2mg CBD per 1.5oz serving. Highlandia has expanded distribution from Wisconsin to 11 U.S. states in under six months, with products available online at highlandia.com and through retail partners.
Lifted Made (OTCQB:LIFD), a subsidiary of LFTD Partners, announced that its Highlandia hemp-derived THC beverage is now a top-five seller among THC beverages distributed by Gala Ventures in Wisconsin. This distributor is affiliated with the largest alcoholic beverage distribution network in the state.
Based on this performance, Lifted Made is working to expand Highlandia distribution into additional Midwestern states, aiming to replicate its Wisconsin presence in new markets.
Lifted Made (OTCQB:LIFD), a subsidiary of LFTD Partners, announced an operational restructuring to lower costs amid evolving hemp- and kratom-derived product regulations. Between June 12-26, 2026, its workforce was cut from about 100 to 77, targeting annual operating expense reductions of approximately $736,000.
The changes respond to legislative and regulatory uncertainty, including H.R. 5371, which, if implemented as enacted, is expected by the company to significantly restrict nationwide manufacture, distribution and sale of intoxicating hemp-derived consumables starting November 12, 2026. LFTD Partners notes that these provisions could be modified, delayed or repealed.
LFTD Partners (OTCQB: LIFD) reported Q3 2025 results for the quarter ended Sept 30, 2025. Revenue rose 4% to $9,056,742. The company returned to profitability with operating income $1,312,791, net income $634,257, and basic EPS $0.04. Cash on hand fell 7% to $2,920,664 (including $1,000,000 restricted), while inventory rose 8% to $10,077,375 and working capital decreased 10% to $9,764,165. Total goodwill at Sept 30, 2025 was $23,092,794.
The company disclosed that federal legislation signed Nov 12, 2025 bans intoxicating hemp-derived consumables effective Nov 12, 2026 and said that ban could eliminate approximately 47% of Lifted’s sales and likely trigger significant impairment and inventory write-offs.
LFTD Partners Inc. (OTCQB:LIFD) has announced plans to enter the marijuana industry in Illinois through four separate transactions. The company intends to acquire Illinois Cannabis Licenses (craft grow, infuser, and transport), a long-term lease for an 18,558 sq. ft. manufacturing space in Skokie, two industrial buildings in Rockford totaling 47,328 sq. ft., and several retail businesses including Mrs. Buckbee's Wake N Bakery and portions of District Bar & Grill and Half Baked Bar.
If completed, these all-stock acquisitions will require 7,635,925 shares of unregistered LIFD common stock. The company aims to close the first three transactions by March 15, 2025, with the retail business acquisitions to follow after audit completion. Upon closing, John Murray will join LIFD's Board and serve as Chief Business Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, while Erik Carlson will become General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer.
Management believes these acquisitions will diversify LIFD's business and create synergies with its existing Urb brand of hemp products. The transactions face various conditions including regulatory approvals, audits, and definitive documentation.
Urb NM, collaborating with Lifted Made (OTCQB:LIFD), has been named the 'Fastest Growing' marijuana brand in New Mexico according to LeafLink List 2024. The collaboration, which began in June 2023, brings Urb's formulations, branding, and packaging expertise to New Mexico's marijuana market. Key products include the recently launched Aerovape 505 (1.5g disposable in 10 strains), 2g cartridges, and 2.7g disposables.
Lifted Made's CEO Nicholas S. Warrender indicated plans to expand similar collaborations in other states or potentially enter the marijuana industry directly. The success demonstrates how their hemp-derived cannabinoid industry expertise has successfully translated into the marijuana market.
LFTD Partners Inc. (OTCQB:LIFD) announced the passing of director Robert T. Warrender II, father of Nicholas S. Warrender, the company's Vice Chairman and COO. Chairman and CEO Gerard M. Jacobs praised Bob Warrender's character and impact as a businessman, mentor, and family man, highlighting his principles of hard work, integrity, and loyalty that he passed on to his sons.
LFTD Partners reported Q3 2024 financial results showing significant declines across key metrics. Revenue decreased 34% to $8.69M from $13.11M in Q3 2023. The company recorded an operating loss of $140,703, compared to income of $659,539 in the prior year period. Net loss was $194,399 versus net income of $617,648 year-over-year. Cash position declined 22% to $4.17M, while inventory decreased 4% to $9.75M. Current assets fell 19% to $17.45M, though the current ratio improved to 2.64 from 2.49.
LFTD Partners Inc. (OTCQB:LIFD), parent company of hemp, wellness and energy products maker Lifted Made, has scheduled its Q3 2024 earnings conference call for November 15, 2024, at 8:30 AM ET. The company will file its financial results with the SEC on November 14, 2024. The earnings call will be accessible via phone (toll-free: 877-545-0320; international: 973-528-0002) and webcast. Participants can submit questions before the call via email or during the live session.