Tiger Group Sells Stake in BikeCo to Advanced Holdings
Tiger Capital Group has sold its stake in the newly formed BikeCo, to joint venture partner Advanced Holdings.
Tiger Capital Group has sold its stake in the newly formed BikeCo, to joint venture partner Advanced Holdings.
Jeff Tanenbaum rejoined asset disposition solutions provider GA Global Partners as president. He will be based in the firm’s headquarters in Calabasas, CA.
Excessive debt continues to be an underappreciated factor in the demise of many retail chains, writes Bradley W. Snyder, a Tiger Capital Group executive managing director, in the weekly newsletter of Mann Publications’ Fashion Mannuscript magazine.
Great American Group, in a joint venture with Tiger Capital Group, will operate the store closing sales at all Payless ShoeSource locations in the United States and Puerto Rico.
Great American Group, Tiger Capital Group, Hilco Merchant Resources and Gordon Brothers will lead the liquidation of all Gymboree and Crazy 8 stores in the U.S. and Canada in the wake of Gymboree’s bankruptcy filing.
Tiger Capital Group provided Commander Oilfield Services with a $5 million term loan that will allow the company to add premium assets and expand its service lines to meet strong customer demand in the Permian Basin.
Tiger Capital Group provided $5 million in special project financing to Epoca International, the sole license holder of Walmart’s Tasty Housewares product lines.
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Great American Group and Tiger Capital Group will acquire the Bon Ton Stores’ assets. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court approved the asset purchase agreement for the holders of the company’s 8.0% second lien secured notes.
Tiger Capital Group and Great American Group will supervise the closing and liquidation of six Island Pacific Supermarkets stores in California.