“The former Big Lots got too expensive and the assortment wasn't everyday,” said Lisa Seigies, chief executive of Variety Wholesalers, a discount retailer that bought Big Lots out of bankruptcy in January.
“We're excited to bring an additional 132 Big Lots! locations back to life in May,” said and CEO of Variety Wholesalers, which acquired more than 200 Big Lots stores.
Big Lots, a once-dominant player in the discount retail sector, faces an uncertain future following an acquisition by Gordon Brothers Retail Partners. The agreement, finalized Dec. 27, ensures hundreds of Big Lots stores will remain operational, as the assets of the bankrupt retailer are transferred to other entities, including Variety Wholesalers.
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| US Country | 10,000 Employees | - Last Dividend | 25 Jun 1997 Last Split | 28 Jun 1985 IPO Date |
Big Lots, Inc., a prominent player in the home discount retail sector, operates its chain of stores across the United States. With a rich history dating back to its inception in 1967, the company has grown extensively, catering to a diverse clientele seeking a mix of quality and value. Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, Big Lots stands out in the competitive retail market through its wide range of products, strategically divided into multiple merchandising categories. The company aims to provide a one-stop shopping experience to customers, offering everything from furniture and home décor to food and electronics under one roof.
Big Lots, Inc. offers a comprehensive array of products and services across various categories: