Published reports say that Harris Teeter has entered a bid for nine of the stores being sold by Winn-Dixie in North Carolina.
The units are in Charlotte, Greensboro, Burlington, Boone, High Point and Raleigh.
Cost of the acquisition: $16.75 million.
The deal has to be approved by the bankruptcy court that is overseeing Winn-Dixie’s affairs.
Just yesterday, it was revealed that Supervalu bid $9.5 million for seven Winn-Dixie units, and that Bi-Lo bid $9 million for another 20 stores. In all, Winn-Dixie has announced that it is shutting down and/or selling 326 stores and eliminating 22,000 jobs in an effort to stave off complete obsolescence.
The units are in Charlotte, Greensboro, Burlington, Boone, High Point and Raleigh.
Cost of the acquisition: $16.75 million.
The deal has to be approved by the bankruptcy court that is overseeing Winn-Dixie’s affairs.
Just yesterday, it was revealed that Supervalu bid $9.5 million for seven Winn-Dixie units, and that Bi-Lo bid $9 million for another 20 stores. In all, Winn-Dixie has announced that it is shutting down and/or selling 326 stores and eliminating 22,000 jobs in an effort to stave off complete obsolescence.
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