No Business Is Safe When It Comes To Bankruptcy

Published on 04/13/2020
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A’gaci

A’gaci had also filed bankruptcies in January 2018. In the renegotiation of 49 leases, the Womenswear retailer operated. The company admitted during the press release that it invested 2/3 of the rental costs. In the summer of the same year, the company was able to avoid bankruptcy! The good news is that 55 stores and 1,500 staff have been maintained. The $12 million loans in June was accepted by this Texas-based company. A’gaci will have good days to come!  

A’gaci

A’gaci

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Toys R Us

We suspect that this report could have been overlooked as the media reported financial issues. Toys R Us demanded bankruptcy in 2018 and announced plans to close all stores. In 735 stores across the country, the toy store conducted clearance sales. To avoid paying tenants, Business Insider wanted to close the stores immediately. At the end of that year, though, the owners canceled the bankruptcy auction. Could they collaborate on a return? 

Toys R Us

Toys R Us

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