Eastern Mountain Sports in the news

Mountain Sports LLC, parent to Eastern Mountain Sports, filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June 2024, sold most assets to Mountain Warehouse, and is now liquidating, projecting minimal returns for unsecured creditors.

Eastern Mountain Sports and Bob's Stores are liquidating following a bankruptcy sale, with unsecured creditors expected to recover less than 3% of their claims.

Eastern Mountain Sports is relaunching its brand with a new Fall/Winter 2025 apparel collection following its acquisition by Mountain Warehouse.

A relaunch of the outdoor brand and the debut of its Fall/Winter 2025 collection under new ownership by Mountain Warehouse.

Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) and Mount Washington Observatory (MWOBS) have renewed their 15-year partnership, with EMS serving as the exclusive extreme weather outfitter and providing financial and product development support to MWOBS.

Mountain Warehouse purchased Eastern Mountain Sports for $10 million out of bankruptcy to save the brand and expand its U.S. retail presence.

Mountain Warehouse acquired bankrupt Eastern Mountain Sports for $10 million, saving seven stores and over 100 jobs, aiming to preserve and expand the brand.

UK-based Mountain Warehouse acquired Eastern Mountain Sports for $10 million, saving jobs and planning to expand the brand.

Mountain Warehouse acquired the bankrupt outdoor retailer Eastern Mountain Sports for $10 million, saving seven stores and over 100 jobs.

Mountain Warehouse bid $5 million to acquire seven Eastern Mountain Sports locations and brand assets during its bankruptcy proceedings.

A longtime Eastern Mountain Sports location is closing in Bridgewater as a new liquor store prepares to open in the same shopping center.

Mountain Warehouse is set to acquire Eastern Mountain Sports and keep seven stores open while liquidating the remaining locations during bankruptcy proceedings.

Eastern Mountain Sports has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is liquidating several locations while attempting to restructure its debt and operations.

Parent company Bob's EMS Holdings filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to shutter its headquarters amid millions in debt.

Eastern Mountain Sports and Bob’s Stores filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to a default on bank loans and a critical lack of operating cash.

Eastern Mountain Sports and Bob’s Stores are closing locations and laying off staff due to a sudden withdrawal of bank funding.

Bob's Stores and Eastern Mountain Sports are closing five stores and laying off 154 employees due to financial challenges and a bank's refusal to fund operations.

Eastern Mountain Sports is opening a new store in Deptford Mall, South Jersey, offering outdoor gear and apparel, with a grand opening event in early July.

Eastern Mountain Sports has settled an ADA case by committing to clear store aisles of obstructions and train staff on disability access.

GoDigital Media Group purchased Eastern Mountain Sports and Bob’s Stores from Frasers Group for $70 million to expand into outdoor and workwear retail.