Big Lots Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy and Agrees to Sale
Nexus Capital Management to acquire assets as retailer plans significant store closures and restructuring efforts.
- Big Lots has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to close up to 315 stores as part of its restructuring efforts.
- Nexus Capital Management agreed to acquire Big Lots' assets for $760 million, subject to a court-supervised auction.
- The retailer's financial struggles stem from a shift in consumer spending habits, fierce competition, and operational inefficiencies.
- Big Lots aims to maintain operations during the restructuring process with $707.5 million in financing.
- The company is focusing on optimizing its operational footprint and distribution centers to stabilize its business.


























