LOS ANGELES—Retailer Bed Bath & Beyond plans to close an additional 87 stores across the United States—including over a dozen in Southern California—as the company faces likely bankruptcy proceedings.
“As we work with our advisers to consider multiple paths, we are implementing actions to manage our business as efficiently as possible,” the company said in a statement provided to City News Service on Feb. 1.
“We continue our analysis of our store footprint based on a variety of factors, and together with our advisers, have identified additional Bed Bath & Beyond store closures that we will implement in a timely manner.
“... We will update all stakeholders on our plans as they develop and finalize,” the statement continued.
The latest round of closings—announced by the company on Jan. 30—comes on the heels of August’s announcement of 150 store closings.
- Culver City, 10822 Jefferson Blvd.
- Glendora, 1405 E. Gladstone St.
- Hawthorne, 14351 Hindry Ave.
- Los Angeles, 10561 W. Pico Blvd.
- Pasadena, 3609 E. Foothill Blvd.
- Carlsbad, 1905 Calle Barcelona, suite 100
- San Diego, 10537 4S Commons Drive, suite 170
- San Marcos, 165 S. Las Posas Road.
“At this time, the company does not have sufficient resources to repay the amounts under the credit facilities and this will lead the company to consider all strategic alternatives, including restructuring its debt under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code,” the company said, CNN reported.
The latest 87 closings include five buybuy Baby locations and the last 49 Harmon Face Value stores, which sold cosmetics.
