The Marsh Supermarket sale-leaseback strategy refers to a financial arrangement that occurred in the early 2000s involving Marsh Supermarkets, a regional grocery chain in Indiana and Ohio. The company sold a significant number of its store properties to a real estate investment trust (REIT) or other investors and then leased them back under long-term lease agreements. Key Points: Sale-Leaseback Structure : In this type of arrangement, a company sells its real estate assets (such as store buildings and land) to a third party and then immediately leases the properties back. This allows the company to raise capital while continuing to operate its business without owning the real estate. Financial Strategy : Marsh Supermarkets used the sale-leaseback to generate cash, which could be used to pay down debt, reinvest in the business, or for other corporate purposes. It provided an influx of capital without the need to sell equity or take on additional debt. Impact on Marsh : While the sale-l
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