Thread: Asda planning sale-and-leaseback to raise cash
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Old 25-11-2025, 22:39   #14
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Re: Asda planning sale-and-leaseback to raise cash
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Originally Posted by Stephen View Post
Sell it back to Walmart.
Ain't going to happen.

Likeliest situation for Asda is a sale to another financial investor.

Morrisons could be dismembered and its stores sold to competitors or maybe merged with Asda or sold to another financial investor.

Original investors will want to get their money back at some stage; they're not long-term investors typically about 6 years.
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