(Source: Nextleaf Solutions Ltd.)
  • Nextleaf Solutions (CSE:OILS) appointed Kindred Canada as its national sales agency to unify sales execution and strengthen retail representation across Canada
  • Expanded distribution in Saskatchewan through Open Fields Distribution, covering all Glacial Gold, Yard, and High Plains branded products
  • Enhanced Manitoba logistics with Open Fields Manitoba for Yard cannabis delivery, complementing existing province‑wide distribution of Glacial Gold and High Plains through Lynx
  • Nextleaf stock (CSE:OILS) opened trading at $0.05

Nextleaf Solutions (CSE:OILS), a multi‑patented Canadian life sciences company and licensed cannabis processor, announced a series of strategic enhancements to its commercial infrastructure aimed at driving scalable, margin‑focused growth across its consumer‑packaged goods (CPG) business.

The company confirmed the appointment of Kindred Canada as its national sales agency partner, along with the expansion of key distribution relationships in Manitoba and Saskatchewan—two markets the company describes as underserved but poised for accelerated growth.

Strengthening prairie distribution

Saskatchewan: Open Fields Distribution joins as branded product partner

In Saskatchewan, Open Fields Distribution (OFD) has been added as a distribution partner covering the full suite of Nextleaf brands, including Glacial Gold, Yard, and High Plains cannabis.
OFD’s established network of retail partners is expected to strengthen shelf presence and broaden consumer access across the province.

According to the company, integrating with OFD offers “enhanced retail penetration and improved brand visibility,” supporting Nextleaf’s initiative to streamline the route‑to‑market for its growing CPG portfolio.

Manitoba: Expanded 3PL infrastructure through Open Fields Manitoba

Nextleaf also announced the expansion of its Manitoba operations through Open Fields Manitoba, which will begin providing last‑mile delivery for the company’s newest brand, Yard cannabis, starting in March.

This partnership builds on existing province‑wide distribution of Glacial Gold and High Plains products through current partner Lynx Distribution, enabling Nextleaf to maintain consistent availability across its full product range in the region.

National sales alignment through Kindred Canada

All provincial initiatives will now be tied together through Nextleaf’s new national sales agency partner, Kindred Canada, which will coordinate sales representation across the country.

The company says the alignment with Kindred is designed to:

  • Support listing velocity in key markets
  • Strengthen in‑store execution and retailer engagement
  • Improve nationwide consistency in the representation of Nextleaf’s brand portfolio

By consolidating regional activities under a unified sales strategy, Nextleaf aims to enhance its retail footprint while maintaining a focus on operational efficiency and margin stability.

In a good position for scalable growth

The combined enhancements—national sales integration, expanded distribution networks, and targeted 3PL improvements—point Nextleaf’s intense push to scale its Canadian CPG business. The company emphasized that these developments are intended to maximize brand performance and accelerate growth in regions where consumer demand continues to rise but remains underserved.

Nextleaf stated it will continue to explore opportunities to deepen its market penetration and strengthen its relationship with retailers and distributors nationwide.

“Centralizing our national sales platform with a proven, performance-driven partner accelerates our ability to convert operational discipline into sustainable top-line growth through stronger retail partnerships, expanded listings, and consistent execution across provinces,” Nextleaf Solutions’ CEO, Emma Andrews, said  in a news release.

Nextleaf Solutions develops a range of multi-patented, highly automated, closed-loop extraction and distillation technology that sets the global standard for processing cannabis at-scale.

Nextleaf stock (CSE:OILS) opened trading at $0.05 and has lost more than 23 per cent since this time last year.

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