AutoCanada has acquired nine collision centres in twelve months, its CEO says

Two more centres in British Columbia as the strategic review of the ACX division continues.

Two more centres in British Columbia

AutoCanada announced the acquisition of two collision centres in Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. The centres add about 1,124 square metres, or 12,100 square feet, of repair capacity.

Nine centres in twelve months

According to Chief Executive Officer Samuel Cochrane, the group has acquired nine collision centres over the past 12 months, expanding its network by more than 20 per cent. At the start of October, the ACX division had 38 centres and 26 manufacturer certifications across 37 brands.

A strategic review in the background

These acquisitions come while the ACX division is under strategic review. According to the former executive chair, Paul Antony bought an additional 4,636 shares for 111,746 dollars.

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