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Exclusive | Icahn to Sell Auto-Service Chain Pep Boys to Mavis for $700 Million

Mavis is set to acquire the auto-service chain Pep Boys from Icahn Enterprises in a $700 million cash transaction.

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The brief

Icahn Enterprises is selling Pep Boys to Mavis for $700 million. The transaction is structured as an all-cash deal.

Coverage from the Wall Street Journal, Business Wire, GuruFocus, Tire Business, and Seeking Alpha emphasizes the scale of the acquisition and the involvement of Icahn Enterprises (IEP). Further updates will depend on the finalization of the $700 million acquisition of the auto-service chain.

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Quick answers

How much is Mavis paying for Pep Boys?

The acquisition price is $700 million.

What is the payment method for the deal?

According to Business Wire, the acquisition will be made in cash.

Who is selling the auto-service chain?

Pep Boys is being sold by Icahn Enterprises.

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