Allbirds Is Selling Itself for $39 Million: The Silicon Valley Shoe Era Ends (Quietly)
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- On March 30, 2026, Allbirds (BIRD) agreed to sell its IP and certain assets to American Exchange Group for about $39 million, pending approvals.
- The company plans to seek shareholder approval via a proxy expected by April 24, 2026, and has described a dissolution/wind-down after the sale.
- The deal looks like a brand-and-IP pickup for a licensing/retail operator—not a reboot of the public company.
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