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Tiger Group Offers More Than 15K Assets from Pacific Theatres Liquidation

byIan Koplin
March 29, 2022
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Theater owners, live-event production companies and rental houses will find an extensive selection of gear and equipment — more than 15,000 items in all — as Tiger Group liquidates assets from seven former Pacific Theatres locations.

“This is one of the largest liquidations of a movie chain in North America, offering a wide range of gear in excellent condition,” Jonathan Holiday, director of business development at Tiger Commercial & Industrial, said.

Pacific Theatres operated movie houses across the United States before filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the wake of COVID-19 lockdowns. Working on behalf of the secured lender, Tiger Group recently sold 99% of hundreds of assets from an initial group of closed Pacific Theatres locations.

In this latest sale, the available gear is from locations in Bethesda, MD, as well as the California cities of El Segundo, La Jolla, Lakewood, Northridge, Santa Monica and Sherman Oaks. Combined, these former Pacific Theatres boast a total of 94 screens.

“After a very successful auction of assets located in Los Angeles and Boston, the Tiger Commercial & Industrial team is pleased to have been selected by the secured lender to sell the assets from the remaining nine theaters,” Holiday said. “That number was just reduced to seven locations after venues in Pasadena, California, and Chicago were purchased on a bulk basis for reopening. We are offering the remaining assets individually, but buyers can also acquire complete theaters to be reopened for moviegoers.”

The gear on offer includes:

  • digital and cinema projectors
  • _x000D_

  • lenses
  • _x000D_

  • amplifiers
  • _x000D_

  • speakers (including more than 3,000 JBL speakers, various models)
  • _x000D_

  • integrated media blocks
  • _x000D_

  • cinema servers, monitors and processors
  • _x000D_

  • theater seating (more than 25,000, various styles)
  • _x000D_

  • concession equipment
  • _x000D_

  • point of sale systems, and more
  • _x000D_

Brands include Christie, NEC, GDC, QSC, JBL, Samsung and Touch Systems, to name a few. Projection-support accessories, backup battery systems, bar/kitchen equipment and computers/servers are also on offer.

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