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A Perfect Cure MT (Virginia City Farmacy Ennis) License Goes Inactive in Montana

State roster shows the Ennis-area cannabis license no longer active, part of a wider batch of Montana closures logged the same day.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
August 5, 2026 · 9:56 AM ET
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A Perfect Cure MT LLC, operating as Virginia City Farmacy in Ennis, is no longer listed as an active license holder in Montana, according to the state license roster.

The closure was recorded alongside a dozen other Montana license deactivations logged on the same date, including operations such as Holistic Harvest Cannabis Farms, Three Rivers Cannabis, Lionheart International, Yellowstoned Cannabis Co., Advanced Alternatives, Sacred Sun Farms, Top Shelf Botanicals, and Lone Peak Caregivers. The clustering of so many closures in a single roster update suggests a batch administrative purge or reconciliation of inactive licenses rather than a single-company event, though the roster does not specify a reason for any individual deactivation.

The numbers

Montana's adult-use market currently shows 538 open retail licenses, 306 cultivation licenses, 181 manufacturing licenses, and 3 labs statewide, according to state license stats. Against that base, the loss of one retail-linked license, even amid a dozen same-day closures, represents a small fraction of the state's overall licensed footprint. State-reported monthly sales figures for Montana show multiple entries near $0.024–$0.027 billion for June 2026 and similar levels for May 2026, though the data is broken into several line items whose relationship to specific license categories or regions is not specified in the available records.

No official license record specific to A Perfect Cure MT LLC or the Virginia City Farmacy Ennis location was available beyond its appearance on the closure roster, and the state's pending-application count stands at zero, offering no immediate indication of a replacement license in process.

What to watch next

Given the volume of same-day closures reported across Montana operators, it may be worth watching whether the state roster update reflects a broader compliance sweep, license-renewal cycle, or unrelated individual business decisions. Confirmation of the specific reason for A Perfect Cure MT's deactivation, and whether the Ennis storefront ceases operating or transfers ownership, would require additional reporting beyond the current roster listing.

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