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The Insider Filings of Glass House Brands, Annotated

A public-record archive of every Form 4, SEDI report, 6-K, 40-F, and material change report filed by or on behalf of Glass House Brands Inc. and its Section 16 reporting persons since the June 2021 de-SPAC. Updated continuously from SEC EDGAR, the SEDI mirror at canadianinsider.com, and SEDAR+.

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The disclosure record, in chronological order.

Most Recent Ledger Entries

Five most recent insider filings. Full ledger →

The Insider Ledger

Every insider transaction in Glass House Brands Inc. securities captured by the monitor, as reported to Canadian securities regulators through SEDI. Click a column header to sort. “Days late” is the calendar span from transaction date to filing date; NI 55-104 s. 3.3 requires filing within five days.

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Source URL for each filing: canadianinsider.com/ca-filing-details/<filing id>. Negative share figures are dispositions; positive figures are acquisitions. Blank price/value cells reflect fields not populated on the source filing. This table reproduces the public disclosure record without alteration.

EDGAR Filings Index

Every SEC EDGAR filing captured by the monitor across the issuer and its related-adviser entities. Click a column header to sort; every row links to the primary document on sec.gov.

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Material-Adverse Timeline

Issuer disclosure events and insider-transaction activity, interleaved in chronological order. Red markers are issuer disclosures of adverse information; tan markers are insider-transaction clusters from the ledger; blue markers are other corporate events. Dates and figures are taken from the cited filings.

GLASF closing price (OTCQX) — red ticks mark issuer adverse-disclosure dates, tan ticks mark insider-cluster dates from the timeline below
Source: daily closes captured by the monitor, Feb 2025 – Jun 2026. Chart is descriptive, not investment advice.

Fails-to-Deliver

Settlement-date fails-to-deliver records for Glass House Brands (GLASF) and Vireo Growth (VREOF) from the SEC's semi-monthly DTCC fails data. A fail-to-deliver record is a statement about clearing-system settlement on the date shown; it is not, by itself, evidence of any violation by any person.

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Political Contributions of Reporting Persons

Itemized federal contributions by Glass House insiders and related-family contributors, as reported on FEC Schedule A. Relevance: where a recipient sits on the issuer's board (or the employer designation characterizes a contributor's role at a related adviser), the contribution record intersects the related-party and disclosure analyses on this site. These are documented contributions; no impropriety by any recipient is suggested by the record.

Source: FEC Schedule A itemized receipts (docquery.fec.gov image links). Employer and occupation fields are as sworn on the contributor's filing.

Disclosure Counters

Each counter measures the calendar days between a documented trigger event and the appearance of the corresponding disclosure filing in the public record. A counter closes automatically when the monitor observes the filing. All counters below are open as of the last evaluation date shown.

How counters work

A continuous monitor queries SEC EDGAR full-text search and the SEDI mirror every 24 hours for filings matching each counter's form type and keyword. The counter records the obligation, the trigger event with its date, and the last evaluation timestamp. The existence of an open counter is a statement about the contents of the public record on the evaluation date — not a statement about any person's intent.

Documents

Primary sources. Every figure on this site traces to one of these registries or filings.

  • SEC EDGAR — Glass House Brands Inc., CIK 0001848731 — 40-F annual reports, 6-K furnishings, Form 144s, Form 3.
  • SEDI mirror — canadianinsider.com (GLAS) — the insider-transaction feed reproduced in the Ledger.
  • SEDAR+ — Canadian continuous-disclosure record (information circulars, MD&A, material change reports).
  • EDGAR full-text search — used by the disclosure counters.
  • EDGAR accession 0001104659-21-125828, Exhibit 99.70 — the May 6, 2021 information-statement mailing (founders list).
  • Glass House Brands FY2025 Form 40-F (accession 0001848731-26-000015) — related-party disclosures including the consulting agreement and insurance brokerage commissions.
  • Glass House Brands Information Circular, record date April 28, 2025 (accession 0001104659-25-056540) — share-class and voting-power figures.

For the companion narrative investigation and actor-network analysis, see theglasshousefiles.com.

Issuer Response Policy

Glass House Brands Inc., its officers, directors, and any person named on this site are invited to respond to anything published here.

48-hour verbatim publication policy

Any written response from the issuer or a named person — a correction, a clarification, a dispute of any figure or characterization — will be published on this site verbatim and unedited, alongside the material it addresses, within 48 hours of receipt. If a response identifies a factual error, the error will be corrected and the correction logged on the Updates section with the date and the nature of the change.

Responses may be sent to the correspondence address on the About page. This policy exists because the purpose of this site is the accuracy of the disclosure record, not any particular conclusion about it.

What we do not assert

We do not assert that any person committed a crime or violated any securities law. We document filing dates, transaction records, dollar amounts, and the spans between disclosure obligations and the appearance of disclosures in the public record, with citations. Whether any gap has a lawful explanation — an exemption, an extension, a paper filing not reflected in electronic systems — is a question for the issuer and its regulators, and any explanation provided will be published under the policy above.

Methodology

Data collection

The Insider Ledger is built by a continuous monitor that polls the SEDI mirror at canadianinsider.com for filings on Glass House Brands Inc. (Cboe Canada: GLAS), normalizes each row (filing id, transaction and filing dates, reporting person, ownership type, transaction nature code, security, signed share count, price and value where populated), and stores it with the original source HTML for auditability. SEC EDGAR is polled in parallel for Form 144, Form 3/4/5, Schedule 13D/G, 6-K, and 40-F activity under CIK 0001848731.

Days-late computation

“Days late” is the calendar-day span from the reported transaction date to the filing date of the insider report, measured against the five-day filing requirement of National Instrument 55-104 s. 3.3. Spans of five days or fewer are shown in grey; spans above five days are shown in red. The computation is mechanical; it does not account for any exemptive relief a filer may hold.

Disclosure counters

Each counter pairs a documented trigger event (with citation) against the first matching filing observed in EDGAR full-text search or the SEDI feed. Counters are re-evaluated every 24 hours and close automatically on a match.

Corrections

Errors identified by any reader — including the issuer — are corrected under the 48-hour policy described on the Issuer Response page.

Limitations

  • The ledger reflects the SEDI mirror's coverage window; transactions before the monitor's first capture appear only if re-listed by the source.
  • Price and value fields are blank where the source filing left them unpopulated; blank does not mean zero.
  • Paper filings, exemptive relief, and amended filings may exist outside the electronic records this site monitors.

About

What the insiders told the regulators about Glass House Brands.

GlassHouseInsiders.com is an independent securities-research archive focused on a single issuer: Glass House Brands Inc. (Cboe Canada: GLAS; OTCQX: GLASF; SEC CIK 0001848731). It indexes the issuer's insider-transaction record and continuous-disclosure filings, annotates them against the obligations that govern them, and tracks the spans where the public record contains no corresponding filing.

The site is maintained by A.R. Pro Se Strategic Operations. The maintainer is an adverse party in civil litigation involving members of the issuer's founding family and has filed whistleblower submissions with the SEC, OSC, BCSC, and IRS concerning matters documented here; he holds eligibility for the associated whistleblower award programs. That interest is disclosed here so readers can weight it. Every figure on the site carries a citation to a public registry so that no reader needs to take the maintainer's word for anything.

Correspondence: aria@arprose.com

Companion site: theglasshousefiles.com — the narrative investigation, actor directory, and network analysis.