Quebec judge approves sale of Lion Electric
Justice Michel Pinsonnault says the deal is the only option that ensures the struggling manufacturer can keep operating.
The consortium of investors is led by Pierre Wilkie, a director of the electric-vehicle company, and Montreal real estate entrepreneur Vincent Chiara.
Lion Electric will preserve its manufacturing plant in Saint-Jérôme, Que., where it made electric school buses and trucks, but hundreds of employees will be permanently laid off.
The investors made a revised offer after the Quebec government announced last month it would not invest any more public money in the company.
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