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Last Updated: Nov 11, 2012 11:10 PM ET Terry Leon, President and Chief Executive Officer of Leon's Furniture Ltd., overlooks material during the company's annual general meeting in Toronto May 19, 2011. One of Canada's best-known furniture retailers is trying to buy up a high-profile rival. Leon's Furniture Limited is offering to buy The Brick Ltd. in a deal the company values at $700 million. The offer is subject to approval by Brick shareholders and will need court and regulatory approval. Leon's says it will pay $5.40 per share in either cash or debentures -- the closing price on Brick shares on the TSX on Friday was $3.50. It hopes to close the deal in the first quarter of 2013. Leon's says in a news release that if shareholders accept the offer, the two chains will continue to operate as separate entities. The deal will strengthen Leon's position in the home furnishing marketplace, said Leon's CEO Terry Leon in a release. "During these economic times where we have seen multiple American corporations make inroads in our country through acquisitions, it is a pleasure to see two successful Canadian retailers reach such an agreement that will better serve Canadian consumers."
"Our combined team will have access to national buying opportunities in merchandising and marketing, and a national distribution network that will enable us to greatly enhance our online shopping capabilities." Leon's, headquartered in Toronto has 76 stores with locations in every province except British Columbia. The Brick, which is based in Edmonton, has 230 stores operating under The Brick, United Furniture Warehouse, The Brick Mattress Store and Urban Brick banners. Stay Connected with CBC News The fresh, young face of Ottawa's opioid tragedy Ukraine's Soviet-like military looks to Canada for help with modernization Creep Busters ambush of man with mental disability called 'vigilantism' Trump claims Obama had his phones wiretapped, no proof cited Latest Canada News Headlines Alberta's top RCMP officer Marianne Ryan retires after 35-year career Applications open for sea voyage around Canada's 3 coasts Brother hopes to reconnect with 2 Alberta sisters found after missing for decades
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Sometimes I think I want to make some bedding and have no clue of the dimensions -problem solved!Sears Canada Inc. is again shrinking its store portfolio in a bid to help revive its business, this time by ditching underperforming outlets.The struggling retailer said on Tuesday that it is unloading eight of its Sears Home store leases by “assigning” them to rival Leon’s Furniture Ltd. – with no “material” payment changing hands – as it tries to prune its poorly performing outlets and focus on its stronger stores. “We are working on rationalizing our store network to ensure our core store physical footprint is highly productive,” Brandon Stranzl, executive chairman of Sears Canada, said in a statement.Even more Sears store closings are expected in the next while, industry sources said, underlining the retailer’s struggle to cut costs and bolster its financial results as rivals such as Quebec-based La Maison Simons and U.S. Nordstrom Inc. expand in Canada.Sears spokesman Vincent Power said Leon’s essentially is not paying for taking over the Sears Home leases.
That’s in contrast to Sears’s lucrative deals over the past few years when it sold its most coveted department store leases back to their landlords.The landlords subsequently sold many of those leases to Nordstrom as a way for the U.S. retailer to launch its first stores in Canada in some top locations, such as the Toronto Eaton Centre, putting more pressure on incumbents such as Sears.Mr. Power said Sears has no further plans to close home stores “at the current time. We may explore other opportunities to potentially merge home store space into full-line store space, but there is not an active process going on for that at the moment. Any decisions to pursue anything would be made on a case-by-case basis, with the goal being to consolidate the business into our best stores.”Sears recently instructed real estate firm CBRE to look for alternative uses for Sears’s weakest stores, such as its clearance outlets.Fred Waks, chief executive officer of landlord Trinity Development Group Inc., which doesn’t have Sears in its properties, said it “must be a great sigh of relief to the landlords” to have Sears leave.
“Don’t know how this strengthens Sears,” Mr. Waks added.Market researcher Randy Harris, president of Trendex North America in Toledo, Ohio, said Sears “is becoming a shadow of itself. It sold off its better stores. People focus on the store closings but their problems are bigger than that. Their stores are tired, there’s no doubt about that.”Still, Mr. Stranzl has hired a new president with a strong merchandising background. Carrie Kirkman is focused partly on luring “Amy” – a younger fashion customer – with separate shops within the stores.Mr. Stranzl said Sears thinks it can win back customers of its eight soon-to-close home stores by inviting shoppers to visit the closest full-line department store for goods such as major appliances, mattresses and furniture. He said recent experience shows that in similar situations in the past, Sears was able to pick up a significant portion of a closing store’s sales in a nearby full-line Sears store. “The market area’s efficiency per square foot improves.”
Mr. Waks noted that the fact that Leon’s isn’t paying for the eight leases is a reflection of the excess amount of retail real estate space available in the market after U.S. discounter Target Corp. and other chains closed stores in the past year or so. Mr. Power said “there was no material payment for us to disclose.”Sears is expected to report its fourth-quarter results on March 11. As a sign of what may be coming, other retailers have been hit by unseasonably warm weather, which melted sales of items such as coats and shovels, and a sliding economy in Alberta.In its third quarter, Sears showed some signs of improvement as it cut costs. It narrowed its loss to $53.2-million from $118.7-million, while its revenue fell 5.1 per cent to $792.1-million as Sears had fewer stores. Its same-store sales at existing stores, a key retail measure, rose 0.4 per cent, helped by strength in major appliances, furniture and mattresses.Leon’s, which also owns the Brick, is taking over Sears Home stores in B.C. in the cities of Abbotsford, Langley, Richmond and Victoria;