Rite Aid Gets OK For $575M Sale Of Pharma Benefits Program

By Rick Archer · January 9, 2024, 12:40 PM EST

A New Jersey bankruptcy judge on Tuesday gave drugstore chain Rite Aid the go-ahead to accept a $575 million bid for its Elixir prescription benefits program after hearing the company had...

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Summary

Bankrupt drugstore chain Rite Aid filed for Chapter 11 Oct. 15 with plans to close more retail locations, sell its pharmacy benefits manager business and shed some of its $4 billion of total funded debt. A New Jersey bankruptcy judge in June agreed to approve its Chapter 11 plan to pay $2.6 billion in term and asset-based loans in cash, exchange $1.2 billion in senior notes for equity and set up a recovery fund for some 1,600 opioid claims that includes $43 million in cash and 10% equity in the reorganized company.

Case Number

3:23-bk-18993

Judge

Michael B. Kaplan

Venue

U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey

Capital Structure

Total Liabilities:

$4 billion

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Case Information

Case Title

Rite Aid Corporation

Case Number

3:23-bk-18993

Court

New Jersey

Nature of Suit

Date Filed

October 15, 2023

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