These Companies Might Die Out Before The End Of The Year

Published on 09/08/2019
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GNC

In 2017, RetailDive reported that the gross revenue of GNC went down by 3.4 percent or $2.5 billion. On top of this, the company had $1.3 billion in debt. The chief executive said it was doing just fine in terms of e-commerce and China sales during Q2 of 2018. However, the top-line experienced a decline in profits and sales. The company then sold off 40 percent of shares to a Chinese pharmaceutical company. This affiliate will now handle the production, sale, promotion, and distribution of its products over there.

GNC

GNC

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Fred’s Pharmacy

In May 2018, this company reported that its gross sales went down by 4.3 percent. On top of that, its bottom-line loss was $139.3 million. Fred’s Pharmacy wanted to have 1,000 stores from 600 stores, but this plan did not happen. In February 2018, the CFO of the company left and was replaced by a former media exec. It turned to Plan B, which meant selling. It sold the specialty pharmacy CVS for $40 million.

Fred's

Fred’s Pharmacy

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