/CNW/ - Dear MEC Members, We hear you. We understand the news of MEC's sale – to an American private equity firm, no less – is concerning to some members. We...

Los Angeles-based Kingswood Capital Management is buying the outdoor goods retailer through the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act.

The sale of beleaguered outdoor recreation retailer Mountain Equipment Co-op to U.S. private investment firm Kingswood Capital Management will go ahead.

Members of Canada's largest consumer co-operative say the deal goes against its businesses principles. To read more: http://cbc.ca/1.5723934 »»» Subscribe to...

A group of Mountain Equipment Co-op members is trying to stop the sale to a private U.S. firm after Canada's largest consumer co-operative says its board had...

The Vancouver-based company says that 85 per cent of its active workforce will remain on the job once the deal closes, up from a minimum of 75 per cent that Kingswood Capital Management Ltd previously indicated.

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The company is unloading the budget retailer to a private equity firm.

'No strategy could have anticipated or overcome the impact of the global pandemic on our business'

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Committee decided against the possibility due to 'the magnitude of initial and ongoing funding' required

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The Vancouver-based retailer faced years of financial challenges and the pandemic made things worse.

Mountain Equipment Co-op says it will be letting go of fewer employees than previously planned with just one store set to close following its takeover by a U.S. private investment firm.

The Vancouver-based company says that 85 per cent of its active workforce will remain on the job once the deal closes, up from a minimum of 75 per cent

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While maintaining 75% of active employees.

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A B.C. court has approved the sale of struggling outdoor recreation retailer Mountain Equipment Co-op to a U.S. private investment firm.

The company that owns Saskatoon's Midtown Plaza shopping centre is asking a Vancouver court to delay the sale of MEC to an investment firm.