NM Cannabis Data Hub: Sales, Dispensaries & Licenses

The Stoner Review · NM Data HubLast updated November 1, 2026

New Mexico’s legal cannabis numbers, in one place. What licensed dispensaries sell each month, how many shops report sales, which cities buy the most and how many licenses the state has issued. Every figure comes from the New Mexico Cannabis Control Division. Each one links to its source and carries an “as of” date. We refresh it weekly.

NM cannabis by the numbers

The quick read. Every figure comes from the New Mexico Cannabis Control Division’s C.R.O.P. reporting portal, which draws on the state’s seed-to-sale tracking system. Adult-use sales began April 1, 2022.

$47.4Mcannabis sales in August 2026, adult use and medicalCCD · $48.6M a year earlier
$565.6Mcannabis sales, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026TSR sum of 12 months · CCD
$567.4Mcannabis sales in 2025TSR sum · CCD
1,266dispensaries reporting sales, August 2026CCD
1,220,873sales transactions in August 2026average ticket $38.83 · CCD
$2.45Ball cannabis sales recorded on the portal to dateCCD
3,071approved cannabis licenses, as of September 3, 2026955 business entities · CCD
Self-reported. CCD says the portal’s data is reported by licensees and may contain errors, and that it can revise figures. We show the numbers as the portal publishes them.
Not published in a form we can verify: tax collections by month, sales by product and prices.

Sales: by month and year

New Mexico smokers and patients spent $47.4 million at licensed dispensaries in August 2026, according to CCD, compared with $48.6 million a year earlier. Adult-use buyers accounted for 79% of that. Sales totaled $567.4M in 2025.

New Mexico cannabis sales (adult use + medical), latest 12 months
Month Total Adult-use Medical Dispensaries reporting
Sep 2025 $44.3M $34.3M $10.1M 1,266
Oct 2025 $47.0M $36.6M $10.4M 1,266
Nov 2025 $45.9M $35.8M $10.1M 1,266
Dec 2025 $48.4M $37.9M $10.5M 1,266
Jan 2026 $45.7M $35.8M $9.9M 1,266
Feb 2026 $44.6M $35.2M $9.5M 1,266
Mar 2026 $48.1M $37.9M $10.2M 1,266
Apr 2026 $48.7M $38.3M $10.4M 1,266
May 2026 $48.7M $38.7M $10.1M 1,266
Jun 2026 $46.9M $37.2M $9.7M 1,266
Jul 2026 $49.8M $39.6M $10.2M 1,266
Aug 2026 $47.4M $37.3M $10.1M 1,266
12 months $565.6M $444.5M $121.1M
Source: New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Cannabis Control Division (CCD). 12-month and yearly totals are TSR sums of the monthly figures.
New Mexico cannabis sales (adult use + medical) by calendar year
Year Total
2023 $557.0M
2024 $590.3M
2025 $567.4M
Source: New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Cannabis Control Division (CCD), TSR sums of 12 published months. Partial years are left out.

Sales by city

Albuquerque leads by far, with $771.4M in all-time sales on the portal’s city table. Sunland Park is second, at $215.4M.

All-time sales by city, top 12 (CCD)
City Sales to date
Albuquerque $771.4M
Sunland Park $215.4M
Las Cruces $160.1M
Santa Fe $156.9M
Hobbs $135.9M
Farmington $70.0M
Clovis $70.0M
Carlsbad $68.9M
Rio Rancho $65.6M
Roswell $56.2M
Alamogordo $53.8M
Gallup $48.4M
Source: CCD sales by city. City names as licensees report them; TSR merged an obvious misspelling of Albuquerque.

Licenses

CCD counts 3,071 approved licenses held by 955 business entities, as of September 3, 2026. That includes 1,006 retailer licenses, 400 producer licenses and 675 microbusiness producer licenses.

Approved licenses by type, as of September 3, 2026 (CCD)
License type Licenses
Retailers 1006
Manufacturers 900
Micro producers 675
Producers 400
Premises 140
Couriers 56
Consumption areas 28
Testing labs 6
All approved licenses 3071
Source: C.R.O.P. Licensing Data

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FAQ

How much legal cannabis does New Mexico sell?

Licensed dispensaries sold $47.4M in August 2026 and $567.4M in 2025, adult use and medical combined, according to the Cannabis Control Division.

How many dispensaries are in New Mexico?

1,266 dispensaries reported sales in August 2026, according to CCD’s C.R.O.P. portal.

When did adult-use cannabis sales start in New Mexico?

April 1, 2022.

Sources & methodology

TSR's compilation is licensed CC BY 4.0. Reuse with credit to The Stoner Review and a link to this page. Underlying figures come from the CCD C.R.O.P. portal (the same data its Sales and Licensing pages display).

  • Sales: CCD monthly totals, adult use and medical, as published. 12-month and yearly totals are TSR sums.
  • Licenses: CCD licensing counts as published.
  • Gaps: no monthly tax, product or price data. We don’t fill holes with guesses or third-party estimates.
  • Refresh: the desk updates this page weekly. Spot an error? Use the contact page and we’ll fix it.

Sources

  1. C.R.O.P. Sales Data (monthly adult-use and medical sales), New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Cannabis Control Division (CCD). Accessed November 1, 2026.
  2. C.R.O.P. Licensing Data, New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Cannabis Control Division (CCD). Accessed November 1, 2026.
  3. Cannabis Control Division: Data & News, New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Cannabis Control Division (CCD). Accessed November 1, 2026.

Last updated: · Data file version 2026-11-01. Cite as: The Stoner Review, “New Mexico Cannabis Data Hub,” https://thestonerreview.com/pages/nm-cannabis-data (accessed November 1, 2026).