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Spectra Premium returns to CCAA as auto parts maker launches sale process - Insolvency Insider Canada

·Oct 4, 2026
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Photo credit : Automotive supplier enters its second restructuring in six years after falling sales, tariffs and working capital pressures left it unable to refinance approximately $38 million of secured debt

Spectra Premium Mobility Solutions Canada Ltd. and Spectra Premium Mobility Solutions USA, LLC obtained CCAA protection from the Québec Superior Court on September 30, 2026. Spectra designs, manufactures and distributes automotive products across North America. Its aftermarket division, which accounts for approximately 60% of revenue, sells replacement fuel delivery, cooling and undercar products for light and heavy-duty vehicles. Its OEM division, representing approximately 40% of revenue, manufactures gas tanks for automakers. The Canadian company performs the group's manufacturing, finance, human resources, engineering, IT and procurement functions and employed 299 people when the monitor reported, including 287 at its Boucherville, Québec plant. Of those employees, 213 are unionized. The US company employed another 51 people from a distribution centre in Greenfield, Indiana. The filing marks the second insolvency proceeding involving the Spectra business in 6 years. Its predecessor companies entered CCAA proceedings in March 2020, leading to a court-supervised sale to Turnspire Capital Partners LLC that closed on November 12, 2021.

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