Goodfood gets 60-day TSX reprieve from accelerated delisting review during CCAA restructuring
Reuters2026/08/26 09:18- Toronto Stock Exchange shifted its review of a potential TSX delisting to the corrective review process from the accelerated track.
- The move gives the company 60 days to show it meets TSX listing requirements.
- Goodfood is running a court-ordered sale and investment solicitation process under CCAA restructuring proceedings.
- Firm bids for substantially all assets are due by Sept. 28, 2026, excluding its stake in Genuine Tea.
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