Just to keep track, an incomplete list due to the pandemic. Since January 1st and continuing until the COVID tide finally washes out. This list may contain private and public companies that usually have a large presence in the US but likely also a large international reach.. 24 Hour Fitnes Acorn group Advantage Rent A Car ALDO Group Art Van Furniture Bar Louie Borden Dairy Briggs & Stratton Chesapeake Energy Chuck E Cheese Comcar Industries Diamond Offshore Drilling Exide Technologies Foresight Energy Frontier Communications GNC Gold’s Gym Helios and Matheson Hertz Interactive Health Solutions J Crew J.Hilburn JC Penney Libbey LSC Communications Lucky’s Market Modell’s Sporting Goods Neiman Marcus NPC International OneWeb Petersen-Dean Pier 1 Pyxus International Rubie’s Costume Company Skillsoft Speedcast International Stage Stores Technicolor Techniplas True Religion Virgin Australia Whiting Petroleum Wirecard Adding more as I find them. Add yours if they aren't listed yet.
I was loosely watching JCP pre covid. Me thinks covid wasn't even the last nail, but the last hammer hit, on the last nail....
Added GNC, forgot about them. Like JCP, is Bed Bath and Beyond. That company has been hanging on by one fingernail since last year, pre-covid. I think the only reason they are around still is the PPP they received.
NPC International holds about 1200 of YUM! Brands Pizza Hut stores and 400 Wendy's franchises. They are expected to file in the next day or two.
Took a little time to update the list in the first post, and although it is trying to capture as many as possible by the end of Q2, I suspect we are going to see some big names pop up the next few months. This list includes public and private firms mostly with a large US presence or application. Soooo, the stock market is doing great and the great rebound is so wonderful. Just not for people with equity stakes in these companies, nor the employees now looking for their new future. I plan on sorting these alphabetically, just do not have a moment at the moment.
Here you go: 24 Hour Fitnes Acorn group Advantage Rent A Car ALDO Group Art Van Furniture Bar Louie Borden Dairy Chesapeake Energy Chuck E Cheese Comcar Industries Diamond Offshore Drilling Exide Technologies Foresight Energy Frontier Communications GNC Gold’s Gym Helios and Matheson Hertz Interactive Health Solutions J Crew J.Hilburn JC Penney Libbey LSC Communications Lucky’s Market Modell’s Sporting Goods Neiman Marcus NPC International OneWeb Petersen-Dean Pier 1 Pyxus International Rubie’s Costume Company Skillsoft Speedcast International Stage Stores Technicolor Techniplas True Religion Virgin Australia Whiting Petroleum Wirecard
I know what you mean lol. It wasn't the market or shutdown that damaged that company. It was the sticky fingers.
He suffers deeply from excellence. I assume that's the origin story of his screen name. It's very interesting that Whiting Petroleum was early to the chapter 11 table. Executives sound confident they will make it through but they must have been worried suppliers and banks were going to cut them off, or they wouldn't have filed. A significant portion of the petroleum industry will file before the year is out.