Company is offering up to a 40% discount on everything the store
According to reports, Discount retailer Essex Technology group, also known as Bargain Hunt (BH), a Nashville-based, “extreme value” retail chain, has filed for bankruptcy and will shutter all stores including the Cookeville location.
This could make times even tougher for budget conscious shoppers. Stores are set to close by the end of Feb. 2025. BH filed for Chapter 11 Monday here in Tennessee. In the petition, BH listed its assets at $10 Million with liabilities of between $50 Million and $100 million, according to a report by news.bloomberglaw.
The budget retailer has 91 stores in 10 states and offers everything from food to kitchen, home décor, toys, mattresses and electronics. Store Fixtures and Equipment are also being sold.
“Going-Out-of-Business-Sale happening now,” according to a release by the Cookeville BH location. “This is your chance to score amazing deals on everything in store. Everything must go! Act fast—these savings won’t last!”
Out-of-business-sale.
The company is offering up to a 40% discount on everything the store has to offer in a going-out-of-business sale. The sale is being managed by Hilco Consumer – Retail in a joint venture with Gordon Brothers. A discount on top of a discount?
Go start the car.
“Stores are stocked, and new merchandise continues to arrive at deeply discounted prices,” said Ian Fredericks, CEO of Hilco Consumer – Retail. “We recommend shopping immediately for the best selection as this sale won’t last long.”
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Photo via Bargain Hunt.
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