StickIt Technologies Adopts Semi-Annual Reporting Exemption

November 10, 2026 — Leads & Copy — StickIt Technologies Inc., a parent company of the Israeli technology and cannabinoid firm StickIt Ltd., has announced its decision to adopt Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933, which provides exemptions for semi-annual reporting for certain venture issuers. This move allows eligible companies listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) to transition from quarterly to semi-annual financial reporting, provided they meet the stipulated eligibility requirements.

The Company will now be exempt from filing interim financial statements and the associated Management's Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) for the three and nine-month interim periods of each financial year. StickIt Technologies will continue to submit its annual audited financial statements and related MD&A, with a year-end of December 31st, along with its six-month interim financial statements and related MD&A for the period ending June 30th, as mandated by applicable securities legislation.

The first interim period for which the Company will not file a report and MD&A, in reliance on CBO 51-933, is the three/nine-month interim period concluding September 30th. Despite this change in reporting frequency, StickIt Technologies reaffirms its commitment to timely disclosure and will continue to report all material changes and significant developments as required by National Instrument 51-102.

StickIt's core assets include a patent application for a method of standardized administration via smoking appliances. This technology involves applying standardized doses of complexes made from honey and cannabis extract to utensils designed for insertion into smoking appliances, such as cigarettes. The method also indicates specific amounts of cannabinoids, terpenes, or terpenoids present on the utensil. StickIt has already secured a granted patent in the United States.

The company's operations are based out of key facilities in Dalton, Northern Israel, which serve as the hub for its research, development, and manufacturing activities. StickIt's business strategy centers on establishing joint ventures in countries where recreational cannabis is legal. These joint venture partners, or licensees, will set up production facilities and add cannabis content to sticks produced and supplied by Stickit. StickIt is expected to provide the necessary know-how for manufacturing the finished product to these joint ventures.

Under these arrangements, the licensee or joint venture partner will be responsible for producing the finished product by incorporating cannabis into the raw materials supplied by StickIt. They will then sell these products directly to points of sale or through distributors. Each licensee is expected to pay a setup fee, which involves investing the funds required to establish the local production facility. These licensees will be granted exclusive rights to produce and market Stickit products within their designated territories.

Source: StickIt Technologies Inc.