Dollar Tree, US Foods Explore Portfolio Divestments
June 6, 2024 | 1 min to read
Dollar Tree has announced plans to explore “strategic alternatives” for its Family Dollar brand, which may include a potential sale or spin-off. Chairman and CEO Rick Dreiling emphasized that the company is focusing on enhancing investments in high-potential stores after closing around 970 underperforming locations. This strategy aims to drive long-term growth and improve returns on capital, reflecting progress in their targeted approach to the Family Dollar business.
Dollar Tree revealed plans to review “strategic alternatives” for its Family Dollar portfolio brand. US Foods’ also recently decided to do the same with its Chef’Store brand.
Dollar Tree noted that the alternatives could include a potential sale, spin-off, or other disposition of the Family Dollar business.
“Dollar Tree has been on a multi-year journey to help the company fully achieve its potential,” said Rick Dreiling, chairman and CEO of Dollar Tree, in a statement. “Last year, we announced a comprehensive review of the Family Dollar portfolio, including the planned closure of approximately 970 underperforming Family Dollar stores to focus on enhanced investments in remaining Family Dollar stores that present favorable opportunities for long-term growth and transformation, with more attractive returns on capital. We are already beginning to see progress in this targeted strategy in the streamlined Family Dollar banner.”
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