raktrakr
05-03-2002, 02:20 AM
The parent company which includes Bear Archery, L.L.C. of Gainesville,
Florida, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S. Bankruptcy
Court, Northern Division of Florida, earlier this month.
North American Archery Group, L.L.C. filed the petition for protection
and, according to an April 11 news article in the Gainesville Sun, plans
to reorganize the business which includes Golden Eagle/Satellite
Archery.
The companies experienced lay-offs earlier this year when revenues fell
short. The lay-offs numbered only 15, but touched the departments of
management, purchasing and distribution. No workers were laid off in the
manufacturing end of the company.
The company cited the financial problems at Kmart, one of the North
American Archery Group's biggest customers, as one of the reasons for
its difficulties. Accounts remain active with Wal-Mart and other large
retailers, however, and the company will also now work with smaller
retailers to further promote its line of archery equipment and supplies
Florida, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S. Bankruptcy
Court, Northern Division of Florida, earlier this month.
North American Archery Group, L.L.C. filed the petition for protection
and, according to an April 11 news article in the Gainesville Sun, plans
to reorganize the business which includes Golden Eagle/Satellite
Archery.
The companies experienced lay-offs earlier this year when revenues fell
short. The lay-offs numbered only 15, but touched the departments of
management, purchasing and distribution. No workers were laid off in the
manufacturing end of the company.
The company cited the financial problems at Kmart, one of the North
American Archery Group's biggest customers, as one of the reasons for
its difficulties. Accounts remain active with Wal-Mart and other large
retailers, however, and the company will also now work with smaller
retailers to further promote its line of archery equipment and supplies