Announcement • Sep 13
The Lion Electric Company Confident in A Gradual Return of Its School Buses to the Road Starting Monday The Lion Electric Company (LION) announced that the Societe de l'assurance automobile du Quebec (SAAQ) has approved its plan to return LION-C electric school buses to service. This plan, developed with the support of Transport Canada, paves the way for a gradual and safe return of school buses to Quebec roads starting Monday. The SAAQ highlighted the collaboration and proactive approach of LION, the Federation des transporteurs par automobile (FTA), operators, and Transport Canada, who worked together to ensure road safety and minimize impacts on families and the school network. The plan, based on a preventive inspection bulletin developed by LION over the past few days and sent to all affected operators, provides for continued checks throughout the weekend. As a result, vehicles will be progressively authorized to return to the road as they are cleared for service. In parallel, the technical analysis continues in collaboration with Transport Canada to determine the cause of Tuesday's incident. LION can confirm, however, that neither the electric battery nor the propulsion system was involved. LION's team reaffirms its commitment to acting with rigour and working closely with operators to ensure safe school transportation. Announcement • May 24
Pierre Wilkie, Luc, Sabbatini, Éric D’Anjou, Claude Boivin, Martin Barbeau, Pierre Bolduc, and Michael ZakutaMACH Capital acquired The Lion Electric Company (OTCPK:LEVG.Q). Pierre Wilkie, Luc, Sabbatini, Éric D’Anjou, Claude Boivin, Martin Barbeau, Pierre Bolduc, and Michael ZakutaMACH Capital acquired The Lion Electric Company (OTCPK:LEVG.Q) on May 22, 2025.
Pierre Wilkie, Luc, Sabbatini, Éric D’Anjou, Claude Boivin, Martin Barbeau, Pierre Bolduc, and Michael ZakutaMACH Capital completed the acquisition of The Lion Electric Company (OTCPK:LEVG.Q) on May 22, 2025. Announcement • Dec 06
Aéroports de Montréal agreed to acquire Innovation Center Facility of The Lion Electric Company from The Lion Electric Company (TSX:LEV) for CAD 50 million. Aéroports de Montréal agreed to acquire Innovation Center Facility of The Lion Electric Company from The Lion Electric Company (TSX:LEV) for CAD 50 million on December 5, 2024. The transaction is subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions and is expected to close before the end of 2024. 
