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Financing firm Goeasy Ltd. buys $40M stake in used-vehicle giant Canada Drives

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As more Canadians switch to buying vehicles online, Goeasy CEO Jason Mullins said Canada Drives is “well positioned” to be an industry leader. (CANADA DRIVES)
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David Kennedy
June 27, 2022 08:07 PM

Financing firm Goeasy Ltd. is buying a minority interest in online used-car retailer Canada Drives, as the sub-prime lender looks to increase its stake in the Canadian auto finance market.

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