Klutch Cannabis Acquires Columbus Dispensary License from Farkas Farms; Sells Loudonville Dispensary to Farkas Farms
June 4, 2026
Klutch Cannabis said Ohio’s Division of Cannabis Control has approved Klutch’s acquisition of a Columbus recreational marijuana dispensary license from Farkas Farms. In a related transaction, Klutch is also selling its Loudonville, Ohio dispensary to Farkas Farms, with Klutch planning a grand opening for the new Columbus location.
- Buyers
- Klutch Cannabis
- Targets
- Columbus recreational marijuana dispensary license (Farkas Farms), Klutch Cannabis Loudonville dispensary (sold to Farkas Farms)
- Sellers
- Farkas Farms
- Platforms
- Klutch Cannabis
- Industry
- Healthcare Services
- Location
- Ohio, United States
- Transaction Type
- Divestiture
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