
WestPoint Home LLC is a home textiles company wholly owned by Icahn Enterprises L.P., producing sheets, towels, and hospitality linens. Its heritage runs back more than two centuries through WestPoint Pepperell and predecessor mills.
Parent Company
Founded
1813
Status
Private
Headquarters
| Brand | Parent Company | Ownership Type |
|---|---|---|
| WestPoint Home | Icahn Enterprises L.P. | Wholly owned |
WestPoint Home descends from West Point Manufacturing, a nineteenth-century Georgia textile operation that grew into WestPoint Pepperell, once the largest US bed linen producer.
After WestPoint Stevens' 2003 bankruptcy, Icahn Enterprises assembled the assets into WestPoint Home LLC, which now operates as IEP's Home Fashion segment.
The company sells consumer bedding and towels and runs a hospitality linens division serving hotels.
Is Icahn Enterprises a company or a fund?
Both. It is a publicly traded master limited partnership that owns operating subsidiaries and also runs Carl Icahn's activist investment funds.
Does Icahn Enterprises still own Pep Boys?
No. It completed the sale of Pep Boys in the third quarter of 2026 for a $215 million pre-tax gain.
Is Icahn Enterprises publicly traded?
Yes. It trades on NASDAQ under ticker IEP as depositary units.
What does Icahn Enterprises own in 2026?
CVR Energy, CVR Partners, Icahn Automotive service centers, Viskase, WestPoint Home, Vivus, real estate holdings, and its activist Investment segment.
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