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MTY Food Group Appoints New CEO Amid $982M Takeover Bid from Foodtastic

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What happened

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MTY Food Group Inc. announced that Victor Mandel, a current board director, was appointed Chief Executive Officer, replacing Eric Lefebvre. Eric Lefebvre and MTY Food Group mutually agreed to his departure from the board of directors. Concurrently, Foodtastic is making a takeover offer for MTY Food Group Inc. valued at approximately $982 million.

From manilatimes.net, theglobeandmail.com

Why it matters

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The leadership change occurs as Foodtastic proposes acquiring MTY Food Group Inc. for $43 per share in cash. Stanley Ma, Chairman of the board, stated that Victor Mandel is qualified to lead MTY Food Group through strategic growth and sales expansion.

From manilatimes.net, theglobeandmail.com

Who's involved

  • Eric LefebvreStepped down from the board of directors of MTY Food Group Inc.
  • Stanley MaChairman of the board of MTY Food Group Inc.
  • companyThe company undergoing leadership change and takeover bid
  • FoodtasticMaking a takeover offer for MTY Food Group Inc.
  • MTY Food GroupThe franchisor and operator targeted by the takeover bid

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  1. Lefebvre stepped down from the board; Ma is Chairman.1 source
  2. Eric Lefebvre was replaced by Victor Mandel at Foodtastic.1 source

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