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Groupe Dynamite Inc. (TSX: GRGD) is a Canada-based clothing company, originally founded in 1975 as The Garage Clothing Company.The company creates, designs, markets and distributes from its head office in Montreal, Quebec, and operates over 300 stores across Canada and the United States, with around 6,000 employees (as of 2024). [3]
The current CEO, Andrew Lutfy, has started working at Groupe Dynamite at the age of 18 and was one of the creators of the Dynamite clothing brand. [5] Dynamite contributes to the CURE Foundation, a Canadian foundation that provides funding for basic and clinical research for breast cancer.
Andrew Lutfy, a Quebec businessman who began working as a stock clerk at the first GDI store in 1982, is the owner of Groupe Dynamite. Lutfy became the sole owner of Groupe Dynamite by 2002. In September 2020, Garage's parent filed for creditor protection under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act . [ 1 ]
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