RE:MDF CommerceYou make an interesting point - their voting support whichwould be 25.8% isn't mentioned.
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The Fonds de solidarit FTQ holds 13.6% of MDF shares while Investissement Qubec has a 12.2% stake in the company. The other major shareholder of MDF Commerce is the American investment firm Long Path Partners (12.1%). MDF stock has fallen sharply since its recent high of nearly $17, reached in February 2021. In late 2022 and early 2023, the company laid off dozens of people and reduced its office space to reduce expenses. The CEO of MDF Commerce, Luc Filiatreault, must remain at the helm of the company once the transaction is concluded. Remember that several Quebec companies have been sold to foreign interests in recent months. Among these, we note Fourgon Transit, Plusgrade, Uni-Select, Opsens, H2O Innovation, Logistec and QSL International.