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Supermarket
Reorganization:
Penn Traffic, a leading Midwest supermarket operator had a
survival problem; it needed, under Chapter 11 reorganization,
to maximize its recovery on its inventory and non-inventory
assets in 75 non-performing stores, a one million+ sq. ft.
supermarket warehouse and distribution center, along with
a corporate office complex.
The options: get bids on the entirety from so-called "one-stop
shopping" liquidation firms or get separate bids on the
inventory and non-inventory assets. Learn how by selecting
The Gordon Company, and breaking out the bidding on the non-inventory
assets, the client received several million dollars in additional
value.
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DrugStore Chain, Chapter
11 Bankruptcy:
Drug Emporium, reorganizing under Chapter 11 and closing 80
locations across the United States in the process, was wise
enough to recognize the value of getting separate bids on
the inventory and the furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E)
in the closing stores. By not packaging the merchandise and
FF&E assets together, The Gordon Company doubled the FF&E
recovery from the original bid, and by bringing in an FF&E
specialist, it created an efficient and positive exit for
the client at all closing locations.
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Textile Manufacturing
Company, Chapter 11 Bankruptcy:
"Always a fair offer, usually the highest," that’s
a 100-year old family business motto by which The Gordon Company
lives. We don't submit the highest offer every time, but we
do most of the time. When we don't, you can count on a fair
offer, one that will activate the bidding.
Take the case of textile giant Pillowtex, a leading manufacturer
of the Canon and Fieldcrest brands and wholesaler in the home
textile industry, when it faced Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Creditors
were looking to recapture full value of all assets, which
included all Machinery & Equipment, Inventory, Real Estate,
and Intellectual Property. Learn how The Gordon Company assembled
an industry leading team of specialists and added $75 million
to the auction process.
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