The proposed transaction is expected to be completed during 2008 following the receipt of regulatory approvals.
Kingsway anticipates to receive gross proceeds from the transaction of C$95 million. Kingsway will use the proceeds of this transaction to retire its remaining short-term debt and to support future growth opportunities in its core business lines.
Scotia Capital is acting as financial advisor and Cassels Brock & Blackwell is acting as legal counsel to Kingsway.
Shaun Jackson, president and CEO of Kingsway, said: "The sale of York furthers Kingsway's strategy of focusing its resources on its core lines of business, such as non-standard automobile and trucking. In doing so we are building a stronger platform for achieving growth and sustainable profitability in our leading products, where we have true competitive advantages."
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