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Cody New (left) and Rick Sauder pitch their company's modular truck racks on Dragons' Den in a show to air on CBC Jan. 4. (submitted photo/Dragons' Den)
By Pete McIntyre
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Local company to make pitch on Dragons’ Den

Jan 4, 2024 | 10:00 AM

UPDATE

The episode of Dragon’s Den featuring a company that was founded in Armstrong, MULTY, will be shown tonight (Jan. 4) on CBC TV.

Original story

A business that got its start in Armstrong will be featured on the CBC show Dragons’ Den in the new year.

Cody New is a Vernon resident, and one of the founders of MULTY, a company that has been making a name for itself in the truck accessory market in North America.

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New said MULTY, which moved its operations to Kamloops two years ago, will appear on Dragons’ Den on Jan. 4 at 8 p.m. PST ( 5 p.m. EST) on CBC and on the Gem streaming service.

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