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As Rite Aid Closes Stores, Don’t Look For CVS Or Walgreens To Buy Them

Last updated: May 12, 2025 4:39 am
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Rite Aid’s recent announcement of pursuing a strategic sale process for its assets and filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy has sent shockwaves through the retail pharmacy industry. This marks the second bankruptcy filing for Rite Aid in less than two years, indicating ongoing struggles for the company.

After emerging from federal bankruptcy protection less than seven months ago, Rite Aid had hoped to turn its fortunes around under new management. However, the plan has not yielded the desired results, leading to the closure of stores and the discontinuation of reward points, gift card acceptance, and returns/exchanges.

As of the recent announcement, Rite Aid operated 1,240 stores across the U.S., with a significant presence in states like California, Pennsylvania, and New York. Despite the ongoing sale process and bankruptcy proceedings, Rite Aid has assured customers that pharmacy services and products, including prescriptions and immunizations, will continue to be available in stores and online.

While it is common for pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens to acquire prescription files from liquidated or sold drugstores, the acquisition of Rite Aid’s brick-and-mortar stores is unlikely. CVS and Walgreens have already expressed concerns about excess capacity in the retail pharmacy market and have been actively closing stores to streamline operations.

Both CVS and Walgreens are facing financial challenges and declining sales in the front of their stores, prompting them to explore smaller store formats and alternative healthcare services. CVS, under new CEO David Joyner, plans to open smaller format CVS Pharmacy locations in select communities to improve access to medications and healthcare services.

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The shift towards smaller store formats reflects the changing landscape of the retail pharmacy industry, with a focus on efficiency and meeting the evolving needs of consumers. As CVS and Walgreens navigate these challenges, the fate of Rite Aid and its assets remains uncertain in the midst of a rapidly transforming market.

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