Results That Build Confidence

Fortis led a full-scale liquidation of 13 gift and lifestyle stores across multiple states, orchestrating marketing, markdown cadence, and on-site execution to ensure clean exits and strong inventory recovery.

After a failed business sale, Fortis helped liquidate a $998k bridal inventory through creative outreach and a bulk buyout, enabling a clean, dignified, and financially successful owner exit.

Single-store retailers can generate significant cash flow and recovery from liquidating in an Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors​ even after the business has gone "dark" and management has dissolved.​

Absentee owners with functioning operations can execute an effective store closing sale to generate a higher recovery than selling the business, leaving employees time to find new opportunities.  

As family-owned retail businesses are passed down, generations that embark on new directions benefit from the capital generated from selling merchandise, clearing space for new opportunities. 

"Pop-Up" Liquidations are an effective strategy to help merchandise suppliers monetize excess inventory at higher rates of return than selling off at pennies on the dollar.​

When financial institutions are "handed the keys" from borrowers walking away from inventory and real estate, significant capital recovery can be generated to offset the loan losses.

Fortis liquidated abandoned Interior Define showrooms in Atlanta and DC, recovering over $150K from floor sample sales and returning high-end retail space to landlords in lease-ready condition.

When strong management teams are in place, guided self-liquidations are extremely effective at helping monetize inventory for cash flow and paring back store locations for small-chain retailers.

When financial institutions are "handed the keys" from borrowers walking away, significant capital recovery can be generated from selling the inventory in a retail store with operational support. 

When retail ownership is transitioning or partnerships are dissolving, a promotional sale with a comprehensive analysis can generate capital and help set the new owner on solid footing.  

When faced with a high volume of inventory stored in warehouses, monetizing through a multi-store "Pop-Up" Liquidation strategy can maximize returns with recovery rates up to 48% net of all expenses.

Landlords and creditors managing merchandise that is left behind by a retailer can recover lost rent and generate capital through "Pop-Up" Liquidations and alternative monetization strategies.

Fortis designed and executed a pop-up retail strategy to monetize recovered furniture inventory, assisting with warehouse setup, inventory management, and multi-channel sales to support recovery.

Fortis managed the final store liquidation while assisting legal counsel during a creditor dispute, supporting cash flow strategy, creditor negotiations, and a successful resolution.

Custom-built strategies designed to liquidate individually-owned and low-inventory retailers can generate significant recovery over a shortened promotion cycle and deliver a lease-ready space.

Specialty retail, particularly experiential, benefits from ensuring there is an effective mix and turnover of inventory that can be sold to captured customers engaging in the experience.

Debtors and their Creditors benefit from the use of "Pop-Up" Liquidations to generate higher returns from the monetization of inventory and assets in Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Cases.​

Unsecured creditors involved in a retailer's Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors' case can generate recovery and lost capital through alternative monetization strategies.​

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