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Rite Aid has hired two liquidators, Hilco Merchant Resources and SB360 Capital Partners to help run the going-out-of-business sales for any stores to be closed. According to sources, the liquidators were hired primarily to satisfy the lenders who are financing Rite Aid’s bankruptcy case, while the company continues negotiations with two potential buyers for its profitable stores. According to the court documents, if Rite Aid fails to find a buyer, then the senior lenders may take over the company and in case the company is not able to reach a deal with senior lenders too, then it could be forced to liquidate. During the previous hearing in November, Rite Aid was given a deadline of 1 March by the court to reorganize its business.
Rite Aid’s 8% 2026s traded stable at 76.25 cents on the dollar.
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