A&P, parent company of Super Fresh, Pathmark and others, announced last week that pending leasehold sales and sale-leaseback deals are expected to generate in excess of $130 million for the company. The properties affected were not identified.
President Sam Martin said the additional liquidity will help A&P invest in its stores and execute its strategic initiatives.
A&P, which emerged from bankruptcy a year ago, has continued to struggle and recently closed three Philadelphia area Super Fresh stores and has expressed interest in selling its Food Emporium chain.
