RYTHM amends Green Thumb license, adds Señorita brand and $250,000 annual fee increase
RYTHM's subsidiary VCP IP Holdings amended its trademark license with GTI Core, a Green Thumb subsidiary, adding the Señorita brand to the licensed intellectual property. The base licensing fees rose by $250,000 per year, and GTI Core's rights are limited to state-regulated dispensary channels, with the company holding exclusive rights outside them if legally permitted. Because Green Thumb owns about 32% of RYTHM's common stock, the related-party license change is relevant to shareholders.
Key points
- Amendment No. 2 dated October 13, 2026 adds the Señorita brand to the license granted to GTI Core, LLC.
- Base licensing fees under the August 2025 License Agreement increased by $250,000 per year.
- Exclusive rights outside state-regulated dispensary channels go to RYTHM and its affiliates if legally permitted and consistent with Nasdaq listing standards.
- Green Thumb is an indirect owner of about 32% of RYTHM's outstanding common stock.
The filing
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