Sports Authority Files for Bankruptcy With Plan to Slim Down
Sports Authority Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection with a plan to slim down after missing out on the fitness boom that’s been a rare bright spot in retail.
The company said Wednesday that it will close as many as 140 of its 463 stores while trying to preserve $124 million in tax deductions.
Sports Authority has fallen far since […]
Flexible Packaging and Printing Plant in Virginia Sold to Investor Group
Joint Venture of New Mill Capital Holdings and Tiger Group Purchases 91,000-Square- Foot Facility from Printpack, Inc.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Feb. 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — A Joint Venture of New Mill Capital Holdings (www.newmillcapital.com) and Tiger Capital Group, (www.tigergroup.com), both based in New York, has acquired Printpack’s flexible packaging, printing and tamper-evident label manufacturing facility in Fredericksburg. The […]
Tiger Capital Group and Liquidity Services launch partnership to assist O&G sector
(2/16/16)—Tiger Capital Group and Liquidity Services (NASDAQ: LQDT) today announced the launch of a partnership geared toward helping insolvency and turnaround professionals ramp up their services to the turbulent oil and gas market, as well as directly assist companies seeking to sell surplus assets.
Jeff Tanenbaum, president of Tiger Group’s Remarketing Services division, commented that, […]
Seeley Joins Tiger Valuation Services As Director, Machinery & Equipment
NEW YORK, N.Y. (2/2/16) – Bryan Seeley, a 21-year veteran of the industrial asset appraisal field, has joined Tiger Valuation Services, a division of Tiger Capital Group, as Director, Machinery and Equipment.
In his new role with the asset valuation, disposition and advisory services firm, Seeley will interface with Tiger’s North American operations and business development teams […]
Real Estate & Other Assets from Legendary Audio Recording and Post-Production Studio Available in January 28 Auction
Tiger Group and Tranzon Asset Strategies offer assets formerly owned by Saboa Entertainment
BURBANK, Calif., Jan. 14, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — A Burbank recording studio with a rich history of serving the music, film and television industries is set to go on the auction block at 10:00 a.m. (PT) on Jan. 28, […]
Tiger Capital Group Relocates Boston Office; Nearly Doubles Space To Accommodate Growth
BOSTON, Jan. 12, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Tiger Capital Group has relocated its Boston office to 60 State Street, nearly doubling the size of its space in the city to accommodate its rapid growth.
The New York-headquartered international asset valuation, advisory and disposition firm leased 12,200 square feet on the 11th floor of the 38-story building […]
Assets of Sustainable Brick Manufacturer to Hit Auction Block
Tiger Group to sell inventory and assets of CalStar’s late-model facility in Columbus, Miss. in January 21st online sale; bidding opens January 14th
By order of the secured lender, Tiger Capital Group’s Remarketing Services Division, in cooperation with Silicon Valley Disposition, will conduct an online auction on January 21 for Calstar Products’ complete brick block and paver manufacturing […]
A&P Ramps Up Closure Process By Rejecting Leases Of 48 Units
With about 90 stores yet unsold, A&P has begun to accelerate its wind down process by rejecting 48 leases and engaged the services of A&G Realty Partners, a Melville, NY-based commercial real estate firm, to act as a third party sales agent. As a part of that proposed deal, A&P will receive an upfront fee, be […]
Inventory From 3 Romano’s Stores Up For Auction
By Michelle Graff
Downey, Calif.–Tiger Capital Group’s Remarketing Services Division is conducting an online auction today (Nov. 17) for the diamond engagement rings, wedding bands and watches that once lined the showcases of three now out-of-business Romano’s Jewelers stores.
Bidding is open now and can be done online at SoldTiger.com. The sale will be conducted in a live auction […]
‘Made For Outlet’ Goods Stir Controversy
Publish Date: September 03, 2015
The early days of outlet shopping were all about disposing of excess merchandise, but demand began to outstrip supply at least a decade ago. Without made-for-outlet merchandise, experts say, the fast-growing industry would have stalled. But the concept is not without its controversy, as evidenced by recent court cases.
Michael Kors agreed in June to pay $4.9 […]
