“Game-Changing Acquisition”: Sleep Country Buys Sleep Number for $702M
Is Sleep Country Acquiring Sleep Number?
Yes. Sleep Country Canada has won a competitive, court-supervised sale process to acquire Minneapolis-based Sleep Number for approximately $702 million — expanding its business into the US.
Our Sale of Business Guides for Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia (BC) break down everything that non-unionized employees need to know.
“This is a game-changing acquisition. Sleep Number has built an exceptional brand, driven by amazing people, meaningful comfort and innovation, and an unwavering commitment to improving customers’ lives through better quality of sleep,” Stewart Schaefer, CEO of Sleep Country, said in a news release on July 20, 2026.
“We look forward to welcoming the Sleep Number team, and working alongside them as we bring these two organizations together to deliver better sleep to all of our customers.”
Sleep Country claims the acquisition will make it the second-largest sleep retailer in the world — increasing its store total to around 800.
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