Kmart bankruptcy
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Retailer will proceed with closing 283 stores after receiving approval from Chicago Bankruptcy Court, Kmart announces March 21. Store closings are expected to improve earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization by $31 mil. annually (1"The Rose Sheet" March 11, 2002, In Brief)...
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Kmart
Closing of 284 under-performing stores will improve firm's earnings before interest, taxes and depreciation by about $31 mil. annually, Kmart reports in 1March 8 release. Stores, which will remain open until pending approval of plan by Chicago Bankruptcy Court, include 271 Kmart and 12 Supercenter outlets in 40 states and Puerto Rico. Move will enhance Kmart's cash flow by about $550 mil. in 2002 and $45 mil. annually thereafter. Retailer expects to take charge of $1.1 bil.-$1.3 bil., and eliminate 22,000 jobs. Annoucement marks one of first steps taken under reorganization following Chapter 11 filing in January (2"The Rose Sheet" Jan. 21, 2002, p. 5)...
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