Overview
- A New Jersey bankruptcy court approved the sale of Rite Aid's pharmacy assets to CVS, Walgreens, Kroger, Albertsons, and Giant Eagle.
- CVS will acquire prescription files for 625 Rite Aid pharmacies and 64 physical stores across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
- Walgreens has opted to purchase prescription files only, without acquiring any brick-and-mortar locations.
- Rite Aid has buyers for prescription files at 810 stores, but files from 200 stores remain unsold as the company plans to shutter over 200 locations immediately.
- Three landlords have objected to the lack of transparency regarding lease sales, but the court prioritized the continuity of prescription services over these concerns.