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35 /100
MEDIUM RISK
Score updated Aug 14, 2026

GLAS — Glass House Brands Inc. Dilution Risk Tracker

Track GLAS dilution risk with DilutionWatch's stock tracker. DilutionScore™ measures dilution risk across 5 factors — lower scores indicate higher risk of share dilution.

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As of August 14, 2026, Glass House Brands Inc. (GLAS) has a DilutionWatch DilutionScore of 35/100, rated MEDIUM dilution risk. Glass House Brands Inc. has 81.94M shares outstanding.

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Score Breakdown

📋 Offering Ability
40
💰 Cash Runway
40
📊Float Risk
⚠️ Warrant Exposure
40
🔄Convertible Debt

Dilution Forecast

☀️
Clear
No significant dilution signals
0%
No significant dilution signals detected for GLAS.
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Market Data

Market CapN/A
Shares Outstanding81.94M
FloatN/A
Cash$23.35M
Debt$68.67M
Short InterestN/A

Institutional Holdings

Institutional data not yet available.

Short Interest

Short Interest300.5K
Days to Cover1.0
% of FloatN/A
FINRA data as of Jul 31, 2026

Recent SEC Activity

No recent SEC insights

Recent News

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