DMA Holdings MA, LLC d/b/a Greatest Hits
Massachusetts order with a $100,000 fine and a receiver for a three-store operator
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According to Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, Jun 17, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
The Cannabis Control Commission published a Final Order and Stipulated Agreement on June 17, 2026 (order dated June 5, 2026; case ENF-2024-0000001645) with DMA Holdings MA, LLC, which operates as Greatest Hits with licences for Dudley, Taunton and Lynn, Massachusetts.
The order provides for a monetary penalty of $100,000 in four instalments of $25,000 and for a receiver to act for the company and its operations. The facts of record recite payments of company funds, including payments to a landlord totalling $42,351 between 2022 and 2023.
The order is a stipulated settlement. Readers should consult it for the findings the licensee accepted.
What the source found
- Order dated June 5, 2026; published June 17, 2026.
- Penalty $100,000 in four instalments of $25,000.
- Receiver to act for DMA and its operations.
Products named
- marijuana cultivation, product manufacture and retail
Timeline
Final Order and Stipulated Agreement
Sources
- Regulator
Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission · Jun 17, 2026
Final Order and Stipulated Agreement: DMA Holdings MA, LLC d/b/a Greatest Hits, June 17, 2026
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Status notes
[dataset] MA Cannabis Control Commission enforcement actions page (masscannabiscontrol.com/public-documents/enforcement-actions), retrieved 2026-09-30
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