Fifty-five stores from troubled off-licence chain Oddbins have been put up for sale.
The sale of the Oddbins stores is being handled by Christie & Co, and there will be a “short, focused” campaign aimed at “individuals and operators with an interest in this sector”.
Retailers interested in the stores must submit their ‘best and final’ bids by May 2.
Christie & Co head of retail Steve Rodell encouraged experienced retailers to take advantage of the sales.
“These off-licences offer both independent and multiple operators an excellent opportunity to acquire stores of varying size in prominent locations across the country," he said.
The sale of the Oddbins stores is being handled by Christie & Co, and there will be a “short, focused” campaign aimed at “individuals and operators with an interest in this sector”.
Retailers interested in the stores must submit their ‘best and final’ bids by May 2.
Christie & Co head of retail Steve Rodell encouraged experienced retailers to take advantage of the sales.
“These off-licences offer both independent and multiple operators an excellent opportunity to acquire stores of varying size in prominent locations across the country," he said.
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