Gildan/HanesBrands: Paperwork Pulled and Refiled, Giving FTC More Time to Conduct Initial Review

Gildan Activewear (GIL) pulled and refiled the HSR form for its planned acquisition of HanesBrands (HBI), according to a company spokesperson, giving the FTC 30 additional days to conduct an initial review of the $2.2 billion deal. The companies initially filed their HSR forms on September 18. Gildan withdrew its application yesterday and refiled today, […]

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Gildan/HanesBrands: Paperwork Pulled and Refiled, Giving FTC More Time to Conduct Initial Review

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