Tiger Group’s Remarketing Services Division is auctioning more than 270 high quality, handmade Persian and Oriental rugs, as well as office furniture and equipment formerly owned by the bankrupt Hadidi Rugs.
Tiger Group’s Remarketing Services Division is liquidating bankrupt Fenco’s remaining warehouse and distribution center equipment in an online auction that closes next week.
Dramatic shifts in the retail grocery business continue to create opportunities for asset-based lenders and private-equity investors, a Tiger Group expert noted in a Sept. 12 panel discussion with colleagues.
Bidding is underway on audiovisual production, computer equipment, video editing systems, office furniture and other assets formerly owned by Süperfad and THQ. Tiger Group is conducting the auction.
Tiger Group’s Remarketing Services Division is liquidating former assets of Fenco (Fenwick Automotive Products, Introcan and related entities) in a bid offering closing August, 29, 2013, at 12 p.m. ET.
Tiger Group’s Remarketing Services Division it will be auctioning a complete bottling plant in Corona, CA previously operated by Bottled Water Media, which filed for Chapter 11 protection in May 2012.
Tiger Group’s Remarketing Services division will be auctioning assets from the offices of investment managers Aletheia Research & Management, which filed for Chapter 11 protection in November 2012.
Tiger Group’s Remarketing Services will conduct a sealed bid offering of assets of traffic safety and control equipment manufacturer Addco. All bids due by 4:00 p.m. EST on March 21.
Robert DeAngelis joined Tiger Group in the newly created position of executive managing director. Previously, he served as principal partner and managing director at Crystal Capital, managing director at Back Bay Capital and in Shawmut Bank’s ABL and asset recovery group.
The food industry is evolving in fascinating ways. From the rise of farmers markets and organic-only “foodies,” to the incessant attacks on sugar and trans fat, needs and preferences are changing all the time and winners and losers are bound to emerge. Appraisers, in particular, will have to make sure their analytics are as thorough and as up-to-date as possible.