Discount Tape has been cleared to buy bankrupt Quantegy for $5.85
million after U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Dwight H. Williams Jr.
approved a motion for the sale.
President Peter Hutt and Vice President Frank Foster of Peachtree City,
Ga.-based Discount Tape, both former Ampex-Quantegy employees, are
buying the company that once laid them off.
Hutt said he was looking forward to commencing operations in Opelika
and will retain the Quantegy name.
"We want to retain everything great about the company, including the
name and the people," he said. "We plan to do great things. I certainly
didn't think at the time I was working there that I'd be in this
position to buy the company."
Williams agreed to Quantegy attorney Cameron Metcalf's request to set a
closing sale hearing by April 15 so the asset purchase agreement can be
signed and a wire transfer of money can take place.
Quantegy, a recording tape media company that had been operating in
Opelika since 1995, filed bankruptcy in January after closing its doors
Dec. 31, 2004 and laying off about 190 employees.
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> Discount Tape has been cleared to buy bankrupt Quantegy for $5.85
> million after U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Dwight H. Williams Jr.
> approved a motion for the sale.
>
> President Peter Hutt and Vice President Frank Foster of Peachtree City,
> Ga.-based Discount Tape, both former Ampex-Quantegy employees, are
> buying the company that once laid them off.
>
> Hutt said he was looking forward to commencing operations in Opelika
> and will retain the Quantegy name.
>
> "We want to retain everything great about the company, including the
> name and the people," he said. "We plan to do great things. I certainly
> didn't think at the time I was working there that I'd be in this
> position to buy the company."
>
> Williams agreed to Quantegy attorney Cameron Metcalf's request to set a
> closing sale hearing by April 15 so the asset purchase agreement can be
> signed and a wire transfer of money can take place.
>
> Quantegy, a recording tape media company that had been operating in
> Opelika since 1995, filed bankruptcy in January after closing its doors
> Dec. 31, 2004 and laying off about 190 employees.
>
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