Bankrupt US convenience store operator Swifty Serve is to sell around 500 convenience stores, service stations and truck stops next month.
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The stores, which are mainly situated in the southeast, are to be sold through a sealed bid sale in a “buy one, some or all” format on 12 December.
Swifty Serve operated over 600 stores in 12 US states and was the 25th-largest US convenience store operator before filing for bankruptcy on 4 October. The company has closed all its stores and ceased operations since then, reported the Sun Herald.
