Missouri marijuana sales reach $125 million in June, topping $750 million for the year

Halfway through 2025, Missouri’s marijuana market has already surpassed three-quarters of a billion dollars in sales and is on pace to exceed $1.5 billion at retail by the end of the year.

In June, Missouri dispensaries generated $125.08 million in total marijuana sales, with $110.63 million from adult use and $14.45 million from medical marijuana transactions, according to data from the Division of Cannabis Regulation.

The June totals bring 2025 year-to-date marijuana sales to $753.75 million, including $665.67 million in adult use and $88.08 million in medical marijuana purchases. If current trends continue, Missouri will set a new annual record, surpassing the $1.46 billion in sales reported in 2024 and the $1.34 billion sold in 2023.

Highlights:

$125.08 million in total marijuana sales reported in June 2025
Year-to-date sales hit $753.75 million, putting Missouri on pace to exceed $1.5 billion in 2025
Q2 2025 sales rose 3.7% over Q1 and 5.6% year-over-year
Daily average sales in June reached $4.17 million
Cumulative marijuana sales in Missouri have surpassed $4.15 billion

The average monthly sales for the first half of 2025 reached $125.63 million, up from $117.14 million during the same period in 2024.

Cumulative marijuana sales in Missouri have now surpassed $4.15 billion since the launch of the medical program in 2020.

Quarter-over-quarter comparison

Q2 2025

April: $125.88 million
May: $132.81 million
June: $125.08 million
Total: $383.77 million

Q1 2025

January: $122.88 million
February: $116.23 million
March: $130.88 million
Total: $369.99 million

Sales increased by 3.7% from Q1 to Q2, driven by a record-setting May and a strong June finish. Compared to Q2 2024’s total of $363.28 million, second quarter sales in 2025 rose by 5.6%.

Daily sales pace

January: $3.96 million
February: $4.15 million
March: $4.22 million
April: $4.20 million
May: $4.28 million
June: $4.17 million

As Missouri’s cannabis industry enters the second half of 2025, steady year-over-year growth and robust adult use demand continue to reinforce the state’s position as one of the most successful cannabis markets in the country.