Broom
clean: organising store closures for
a major department chain
As part of
a major restructuring and refinancing exercise,
a UK co-operative group decided to close
down and sell its 51 department stores. >> READ MORE |
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Fit for the future: liquidity
makes a healthy balance sheet
In preparation for the sale of one of
its retail clothing divisions, an apparel
and footwear retailer wished to generate
liquidity and improve the quality of its
balance sheet by disposing of old merchandise
and loss-making stores. >> READ MORE |
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Business
in Insolvency: 128 stores broom-clean
in eight WEEKS
A discount retailer went into administration,
and sought help in re-marketing their stores. >> READ MORE |
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Augmenting
merchandise: maintaining stock levels ahead
of store closures
A UK-based department store was scheduled
to close its doors within a few months.
After cancelling orders and 'turning off' its supply chain, it found that stock
levels were too low. >> READ MORE |
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Under
new management: changing outlet strategies
in the hardware sector
Sold to management, backed by venture capital.
Under the new strategy five large superstores
and other loss-making stores were to be
closed. >> READ MORE |
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Talent
spotting: a purchase and turnaround in
novelty gifts
A leading retailer specialising
in novelty gifts was experiencing difficulties
in achieving acceptable metrics and growth
objectives. We recognised the company's
potential and acquired it from its parent
company.
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Giving
nothing away: a mail order company
cleans up and outsources
A major UK mail order company required
assistance with the clearance of merchandise
and assessment of outsourcing options. >> READ MORE |
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I'm
an administrator - get
me out of here
The administrator of a major German electrical
retailer was obliged to close remaining stores
and realise the value of the merchandise
for maximum cash.
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Retreating
in strength: major store closures in the
DIY sector
In 2003, a leading European DIY retailer
decided to close its six largest stores. >> READ MORE |
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Restructuring
without tears
A leading Austrian CD and stationery
retailer was undergoing restructuring
through a formal insolvency process.
The aim was to preserve as much of the
business as possible in order to protect
employees' jobs. >> READ MORE |
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Gem
finding in an insolvency
The administrator of an insolvent electrical
retail business needed assistance in developing
an optimal store disposal strategy. >> READ MORE |
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Protecting
the brand: handling a major restructuring
in Germany
A European retail group decided
to restructure a German subsidiary by selling
or closing 100 stores. Gordon Brothers
was asked to develop an operational programme
to wind down the stores in two three-month
phases.
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Softer
landing for furnishings retailer
A leading home furnishings retailer in
the UK needed short-term financing and
interim management to help wind down its
business as cleanly and profitably as possible. >> READ MORE |
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