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Accell said the sale “streamlines its portfolio, removes overlap and ensures focus on brands with category depth, brand strength and geographic reach.”
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The China-based company said the new organization is designed to oversee sales and support for the company’s three bicycle brands, with a mission centered on “retailer success and long-term sustainability.”
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Based in California, Coast 2 Coast works with independent bike retailers nationwide and represents a portfolio of premium cycling brands.
12/19/2025 |  EXEC: Giant Group Updates Market on Phase 2 Moves and CBP Actions (SGB UPDATE) Giant Group (Group) has reportedly submitted its formal Petition for Modification of the Withhold Release Order (WRO) and evidence of its Corrective Action Plan (CAP) to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), striving for the fastest possible revocation of the WRO. After receiving Giant Group’s Petition, CBP agreed to hold an in-person meeting in mid-December with Giant Group’s senior management regarding the Group’s progress.
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