- Bed Bath & Beyond Inc's BBBYQ baby gear unit, Buy Buy Baby, has attracted interest from at least two bidders amid expected business dissolution after the retailer declared bankruptcy.
- BBBYQ has planned to auction off its assets and keep some of its business alive.
- An anonymous bidder expressed interest in buying Buy Buy Baby as a going concern and wants to keep about 75% of its stores open, CNBC reported.
- As per the report, the unnamed bidder sought an additional $50 million in capital alongside its current financial sponsor to support its bid.
- Another interested bidder is Babylist, a direct-to-consumer baby registry website, that wants to buy the trademark and domain.
- Although, as of now, there are no interested parties to buy the Bed Bath banner and keep its stores open, some bidders are reportedly interested in buying BBBYQ's digital assets.
- Earlier in 2022 too, Buy Buy Baby drew interest from potential buyers, including activist investor Ryan Cohen, co-founder of Chewy Inc CHWY and chairperson of GameStop Corp GME, who termed the business unit being 'worth several billion dollars.'
- Price Action: BBBYQ shares closed lower by 2.54% at $0.25 on Friday.
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