Teknion

Corporations Canada's individuals with significant control register shows Joel Feldberg and Janice Feldberg each holding at least 25 and up to 50 percent of the shares of two federal Teknion affiliates, Teknion Groupe Quebec Inc. and Les Immeubles Teknion LS Inc., both registered at Teknion's own Toronto head office address, with David Feldberg, the company's president and CEO, listed as a director of both. Teknion's own site describes itself as a family-owned, privately held business and names founder and CEO David Feldberg, son of company founder Saul Feldberg. The main operating entity, Teknion Corporation, is governed by the laws of Ontario per its own legal notices and was not found in the federal registry, and Ontario's business registry does not offer free public name search, so its provincial filing could not be checked directly.

• Federal corporation information - 731577-5 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada - Corporations - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada registry “Janice Feldberg 1150 Flint Rd Toronto ON M3J 2J5 Canada ... This individual holds: At least 25% and up to 50% of the shares”
• Federal corporation information - 731578-3 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada - Corporations - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada registry “DAVID FELDBERG 1150 Flint Road Downsview ON M3J 2J5 Canada ... Joel Feldberg ... At least 25% and up to 50% of the shares”
• Teknion Brand Story vendor_statement “We are a family-owned business with an international reach ... Being privately held gives us the freedom to think and invest long-term”
• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “my father Saul founded Teknion over 40 years ago”
• legal-canada vendor_statement “Any claim relating to Teknion's web site shall be governed by the laws of Ontario.”

Teknion's 2026 impact report repeatedly calls Toronto and Quebec its manufacturing bases and separately names a Calgary manufacturing facility, while its JUST label filing lists Mount Laurel, Philadelphia (New Jersey) alongside Toronto and Quebec as sites covered. The same report describes smaller local manufacturing and assembly of select architectural products in the UK, Bangalore, and Malaysia to cut shipping distances. No revenue or unit split by plant is published, so the weighting toward the two main Canadian plants is an estimate.

• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “Our carbon reduction efforts are tailored by region ... including our Toronto and Quebec manufacturing bases”
• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “We have targeted initiatives in our Toronto and Calgary manufacturing facilities to reduce our electricity usage”
• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “Local manufacturing and assembly of Tek Vue and Focus architectural products are also undertaken in Malaysia”
• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “Location(s) Covered: ... Mount Laurel, Philadelphia, USA - Toronto, Ontario, Canada”

Teknion's head office is 1150 Flint Road in Toronto, an address Corporations Canada confirms as the registered office of two Teknion-affiliated federal corporations. The company's JUST label filing gives its headquarters as Toronto, Ontario and lists 2,971 employees across sites in Toronto, Quebec (Levis), and Mount Laurel, New Jersey, and its impact report separately names a Studio TK site in North Carolina; regional offices in the UK, Malaysia, and India appear comparatively small, so the mix is weighted toward Canada with a secondary US concentration.

• Federal corporation information - 731577-5 - Online Filing Centre - Corporations Canada - Corporations - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada registry “Registered office address 1150, Flint Road Toronto ON M3J 2J5 Canada”
• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “Headquarters: Toronto, Ontario ... Number of Employees: 2,971”
• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “Johnston County Community College in North Carolina, our Supervisory and Leadership team at Studio TK received Six Sigma training”

Teknion's impact report states that 74 percent of raw materials for its Quebec facilities are sourced from North America, including 63 percent from Canada and 46 percent from Quebec itself, implying the remainder comes from outside North America; Luum, its textile division, also upcycles textile waste at a mill in Italy. This figure covers only the Quebec plant, so the company-wide split, including inputs for the US, UK, and Asian assembly sites, is an estimate weighted toward the disclosed Canadian share.

• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “74% sourced from North America (including Canada) ... 63% sourced from Canada (including Quebec) ... 46% sourced in Quebec”
• Teknion Impact Report vendor_statement “Working with a textile mill in Italy, Luum upcycles textile waste into new fabrics”