Oregon Roster Shows Chubby Cat Cannabis License Inactive, Though Records List Both Permits Active
State license roster flagged Chubby Cat Cannabis as no longer active, even as matching official records still show two licenses in active status.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Chubby Cat Cannabis no longer holds an active license in Oregon, according to the state license roster, as first reported by State license roster on August 12, 2026.
The closure notice is one of several recorded in Oregon's cannabis sector in recent days. State license roster coverage also flagged closures for Decibel Farms, PRUF CULTIVAR- HECATE GARDENS, Urban Pharms, Rogue Botanicals, SugarTop Buddery, Arcanna, Lochness Corral, and Gas Station Genetics between August 8 and August 12, 2026. Notably, a company called Arlington Acres appears in the same window both as newly licensed as a cultivation operator and, separately, as no longer active — suggesting rapid churn or a records correction rather than a single straightforward exit.
The numbers
Official license records matching Chubby Cat Cannabis list two permits — a Recreational Processor license (030-10222561551) and a Recreational Producer license (020-1012269F592) — both currently marked "Active." This creates an apparent discrepancy with the roster's closure listing, which may reflect a lag between the closure notice and an update to the underlying license database, though the context does not clarify which record is current.
Statewide, Oregon reports 758 open retail licenses, 1,351 open cultivation licenses, 264 open manufacturing licenses, and 9 open labs, with no pending applications logged. Against that backdrop of over 1,300 active cultivation and processing operations, a single company's status change represents a small fraction of the licensed market. No state monthly sales figures were available in this dataset to gauge broader revenue trends.
What to watch next
Given the conflicting signals — a closure listing alongside two records still marked active — confirmation from a subsequent roster update would clarify whether Chubby Cat Cannabis has fully exited the market or whether the closure notice referred to a different license type, location, or an administrative lapse. The broader pattern of closures alongside new licensing, such as the Arlington Acres and Oregon Cannabis Authorities entries, may also warrant tracking to determine whether Oregon's licensed footprint is contracting or simply turning over.