Press Release
August 7, 2026

Goodwin Advises Sleep Country Canada on Court-Approved Acquisition of Sleep Number Corporation

Goodwin’s M&A and Financial Restructuring teams advised Sleep Country Canada on the successful completion of its acquisition of substantially all of the assets and ongoing business operations of Sleep Number Corporation (formerly Nasdaq: SNBR) through SNBR Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sleep Country Canada. The acquisition positions Sleep Country Canada to expand its North American footprint by building on the companies’ complementary strengths and accelerating growth across the US while introducing Sleep Number’s innovative sleep solutions to Canada and other markets.
 
Sleep Country Canada served as the stalking horse bidder in Sleep Number’s Chapter 11 sale process and, following a competitive court-supervised auction involving multiple bidders, was selected as the successful bidder. The final transaction was for a cash purchase price of $529.5 million plus the assumption of liabilities for total consideration of approximately $701.8 million. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York approved the transaction, which closed on July 31, 2026. 
 
Sleep Country is Canada’s leading specialty sleep retailer with a purpose to transform lives by awakening Canadians to the power of sleep. Sleep Country operates under the retailer banners Sleep Country Canada, Dormez-vous, the rest, Endy, Silk & Snow, Hush, and most recently acquired, Casper Canada. The company has omnichannel and e-commerce operations, including 307 corporate-owned stores and 18 warehouses across Canada. Recognized as one of Canada’s Most Admired Corporate Cultures in 2022 by Waterstone Human Capital and most trusted mattress retailer by Brandspark in 2025, Sleep Country is committed to building a company culture of inclusion and diversity where differences are embraced and valued. The company actively invests in its sleep ecosystem, innovative products, world-class customer experience, communities, and its people.
 
The Goodwin team was led by Harrison Freeman, Joshua Zachariah, Kizzy Jarashow, Ed Amer, and Benjamin Loveland.
 
For more information, please read the closing press release.