Aimia reaches settlement with Canada Revenue Agency, expects $27-million refund / Globe and Mail / Canada
Monday, June 16, 2025, 9:22 am permalink
Aimia Inc. has finalized a settlement deal with the Canada Revenue Agency, anticipating a refund of approximately $27 million. The company plans on using the funds to repurchase shares and bolster general working capital, marking a notable turn in its financial restructuring efforts.
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