A bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved Rite Aid’s pharmacy asset sales to a variety of buyers, including some of the bankrupt drugstore chain’s rivals.

Financial details were not disclosed, and sale documents redacted purchase prices for Rite Aid’s assets, which went to retail pharmacy chains like CVS and Walgreens, along with grocers Albertsons, Kroger and Giant Eagle and other buyers.

Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy for the second time in two years earlier this month, after the retail pharmacy couldn’t navigate challenges like flatlining reimbursement rates from payers, higher labor costs, lower consumer demand for frontstore merchandise and rising competition, including from disruptors like Amazon .

Judge Michael Kaplan of New Jersey’s bankruptcy court greenlit Rite Aid’s fire

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