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Quebec judge approves sale of vehicle-maker Lion Electric to investor group

  • On May 22, 2025, a judge from Quebec’s Superior Court authorized the transaction transferring ownership of Lion Electric, a vehicle manufacturer, to a consortium of investors based in Quebec.
  • The sale followed Lion Electric entering creditor protection in December and the Quebec government refusing further public funding last month.
  • The consortium buying Lion Electric is led by Pierre Wilkie, a company director, and Vincent Chiara, a Montreal real estate entrepreneur.
  • Justice Michel Pinsonnault emphasized that this deal represents the sole viable path for the struggling manufacturer to maintain its operations and safeguard its St-Jérôme facility.
  • The restructuring will keep the plant producing electric buses and trucks but will lead to hundreds of permanent layoffs at Lion Electric.
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A judge of the Superior Court of Quebec approved the sale of the car manufacturer Lion Electric to a group of Quebec investors.

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After nearly 200 million public money disappears, Lion Electric will be entitled to a second chance. The electric school bus manufacturer can be taken over by a group of Quebec investors, who will try to revive it.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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