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Sirva to Become a Private Company
Posted by David Piotrowski
Sirva, the parent for North American Van Lines and Allied Van Lines, will become a private company effective immediately. Sirva’s stock will no longer be publicly traded. Sirva’s reorganization plan to emerge from bankruptcy became effective Monday.
For more information, please visit Transport Topics.
The Sirva bankruptcy has been discussed in earlier blog posts on this site:
1. Sirva Bankruptcy
2. Allied Van Lines — Bankrupt!
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