3645 Long Beach Boulevard

Long Beach, California 90807

U.S.A.

April 16, 2019

Kyle D. Kazan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Graham Farrar, President

Mark Vendetti, Chief Financial Officer

Hilal Tabsh, Chief Revenue Officer

Benjamin Vega, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary

For more information, please visit the Management Team section of our website here.

Kyle D. Kazan

Graham Farrar

John ‘Jay’ Nichols Jr.

Hector De La Torre

Jocelyn Rosenwald

Humble Lukanga

Yelena Katchko

For more information please visit the Board of Directors section of our website here.

To receive news and updates about Glass House Brands, please submit your e-mail address on the Email Alerts section of this website.

Please submit investor questions by emailing us at investors@glasshousegroup.com.

Glass House Brands’ fiscal year ends December 31.

Our public securities filings are available on www.sedar.com.

Glass House Brands’ independent registered public accounting firm is Macias, Gini & O’Connell, LLP dba/ MGO.

Not at this time.

CUSIP – 377130406

ISIN – CA3771304068

Our stock can be purchased by contacting a registered stock brokerage or through an online stock brokerage service for self-directed investors. GLAS is also available for trading on the Robinhood app here

Please consult your registered stock brokerage or online stock brokerage service.

At this time, Glass House Brands does not offer a direct stock purchase plan.

The transfer agent and registrar for the company’s common stock is Odyssey Trust Company. They can be contacted at corp.actions@odysseytrust.com.

Shareholders with questions about their holdings should contact their stockbroker or our transfer agent, Odyssey Trust Company at corp.actions@odysseytrust.com.

Our subordinate voting shares are listed on two exchanges: the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker GLAS and CBOE Canada (Cboe) under the ticker GLAS.A.U.

No.  Both ticker symbols represent the same security: our subordinate voting shares. Your brokerage statement may show one symbol or the other depending on where you bought the shares or your broker’s custody and settlement arrangements.

Each ticker reflects trading on a different exchange. GLAS shows trading volume on the NYSE, while GLAS.A.U shows trading volume on Cboe. Because each exchange has its own trading activity, the reported volumes may differ. Typically, the trading volume on the NYSE for a given trading day is significantly higher than on Cboe.

You own the same subordinate voting shares regardless of which ticker appears in your account. Generally, shares shown as GLAS.A.U can be sold on the NYSE under GLAS. Your broker may need to take additional steps before the shares can be sold on the NYSE, so you should contact your broker for instructions.

No. GLAS and GLAS.A.U describe the same underlying shares. Your broker may have recorded your shares under one ticker or the other based on the exchange through which they were acquired.  This does not prevent you from selling the shares on the other exchange.  Your broker can advise you of any steps necessary to do so.  See above. 

All of our subordinate voting shares are listed on both the NYSE and Cboe.  There are no shares that are listed on one exchange but not the other.

Trading of our subordinate voting shares on the OTCQX under the symbol GLASF ceased at the close of trading on June 29, 2026. Our subordinate voting shares began trading on the NYSE under the symbol GLAS on June 30, 2026.  You are not required to take any action solely as a result of the NYSE listing.  If your brokerage account continues to display GLASF, please contact your broker.