Overview
- This week (Oct. 20–21, 2026) aggregated reporting and company postings confirmed that Tedox is closing a string of German outlets and scheduling clearance sales at affected sites.
- Tedox lists specific final sale dates on its website, including Ingolstadt on Oct. 31, Eckernförde and Mülheim an der Ruhr on Nov. 14, and a planned Cham closure at the end of September 2027.
- Tedox prokurist Thomas Hürter personally confirmed the Cham closure and told local press that the Mülheim shutdown was not initiated by the company, indicating mixed causes behind the exits.
- Many of the affected stores are publicly advertising Räumungsverkauf discounts of about 30 percent, and the company’s map still shows roughly 120–125 German locations while posting site-specific last-sale notices.
- Tedox is also opening at least one new outlet in Borken-Gemen around Feb.–Mar. 2027, a sign the company is reconfiguring its footprint rather than withdrawing regionally, with local job and supply impacts to watch as closures proceed.