Tiger Group is now accepting offers at SoldTiger.com on a massive array of Seven7h Sense and Green Lily CBD, cosmetics and beauty products. The closeout inventory — worth more than $6 million at retail — is surplus to the operations of a major North American distributor.
Tiger Group is liquidating equipment from well-known movie chain Pacific Theatres, which operated theaters across the United States before filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the wake of COVID-19 lockdowns.
Tiger Group is selling more than 55 million pieces of brand-new hemp CBD wellness products, packaging and related accessories in a major liquidation event. The inventory is worth a total of approximately $15 million at cost.
Tiger Group and its affiliates provide advisory, restructuring, valuation, disposition and auction services within a broad range of retail, wholesale, and industrial sectors.
As PRG prepares for the full reopening of the industries it serves, it enlisted Tiger Group to auction select live event and production-ready audiovisual gear from its existing rental inventories.
Motivated bidders drove robust results in a recently-held online auction of foreclosed assets from a CBD processor’s facility in Cadiz, KY. Tiger Group sold the processing, lab and material-handling equipment assets, while Tranzon Asset Advisors liquidated the real estate.
In its latest sale for a North American production rental company, Tiger Group will be staging a timed online auction on Aug. 24 for more than 200 lots of professional grade digital cameras, lenses, projectors, memory and other gear accessories from a North American production rental company.
Tiger Group and Schneider Industries recently conducted an online auction of assets from a 30-barrel, semi-automated brewhouse in Eureka, CA, that generated proceeds 15% greater than the sale partners’ expectations.
Continuing its partnership with Keslow Camera, Tiger Group launched a ‘Buy Now’ online sale featuring more than 300 lots of digital cameras, lenses, monitors, matte boxes and gear accessories from the film and television industry equipment rental company.
Tiger Finance and Encina Business Credit closed on $48.5 million in growth financing for Daytona Apparel Group, a portfolio company of Windsong Global.