MasterBrand Gains Mexican Regulatory Approval for American Woodmark Deal, Extends U.S. Antitrust Review
Reuters
Oct 07, 2025
MasterBrand Gains Mexican Regulatory Approval for American Woodmark Deal, Extends U.S. Antitrust Review
MasterBrand Inc. has received approval from the Federal Competition Commission of Mexico for its planned merger with American Woodmark Corporation, meeting one of the required regulatory conditions. MasterBrand has also voluntarily withdrawn and plans to refile its pre-merger notification to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, a standard step to allow more time for regulatory review. The company continues to work with FTC staff and expects the transaction to close in early 2026, pending further approvals and customary closing conditions.
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