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EMS Filing for Bankruptcy. Again.

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This will be the third major financial problem in about 15 years. I used to swear by them. The last time I went to one (under the UK company) it was worse than a dirty dollar store. Hope it works out.

 

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And the 20 largest unsecured creditors include:

The company’s creditors with the 20 largest unsecured claims were listed in the filing, and included:

  • Yell Steel Enterprise Inc., which is owed $472,335.
  • Smartwool Corp., which is owed $455,290.88.
  • Oboz Footwear, which is owed $432,147.30.
  • Marmot Mountain International, which is owed $353,647.76.
Amer Sports, Black Diamond, Google, Cotopaxi and more were also named as creditors.
 

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And if you’re curious, these appear to be the stores that WILL remain open:

According to documents filed in bankruptcy court, after closing some of their stores EMS plans to keep stores open in:
-Danbury, CT
-Hadley, MA
-Burlington, VT
-Lake Placid, NY
-Peterborough, NH
-Portland, ME
-Burlington, MA
-Bridgewater, NJ
-West Lebanon, NH
-Ithaca, NY
-Saratoga Springs, NY
-Portsmouth, NH
-Warrington, PA
-Canton, MA



 

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UK’s Mountain Warehouse buys EMS. It will further decrease the number of stores.


 
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