Stanley Black and Decker sells Excel to Bad Boy Mowers

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Stanley Black and Decker has sold the Excel mower group which included Hustler and Big Dog Mowers to Bad Boy Mowers.

Stanley Black & Decker Announces Agreement to Sell Excel Industries to Bad Boy Mowers

(NYSE: SWK) today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Excel Industries ("Excel") business to Bad Boy Mowers. Excel, which is primarily made up of the professional-grade, gas-powered, ride-on and zero-turn mowers under the Hustler ® brand, is expected to generate...
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I reckon that ExMark is gone to BB too.

IL you just full of good news this morning. All this changes reminds of the corporate mergers years ago that about drove me crazy and I was caught up in one those mergers. 300 field tech got axed back then in the company had just hired into. I didn't just because I would sign the agreement that I would not work somewhere in the industry which would had put out of work for 5 years if they laid me off. And that merger was a total nightmare. It took me in my area over 2 yrs just to stop putting out fires. And then 4 more yrs to get everything up to par where I could spend one day a week doing paperwork. HTen they came in one day and said we are closing your office.
 
StarTech said:
I reckon that ExMark is gone to BB too.

IL you just full of good news this morning. All this changes reminds of the corporate mergers years ago that about drove me crazy and I was caught up in one those mergers. 300 field tech got axed back then in the company had just hired into. I didn't just because I would sign the agreement that I would not work somewhere in the industry which would had put out of work for 5 years if they laid me off. And that merger was a total nightmare. It took me in my area over 2 yrs just to stop putting out fires. And then 4 more yrs to get everything up to par where I could spend one day a week doing paperwork. HTen they came in one day and said we are closing your office.
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Appears that Exmark is still part of the Toro Group.
 
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