The newly appointed administrators of NQR have moved to reassure staff and customers its Kangaroo Flat store is operating as usual as they begin a search for buyers.
The grocery clearance company offers dramatic savings on weekly shopping bills and has 24 stores across metropolitan Melbourne and country Victoria.
Last week it entered administration and appointed Bruno Secatore and Luke Targett from corporate and personal insolvency firm Cor Cordis.
Mr Targett said NQR stores were continuing to trade.
We are just getting on top of all the issues that youd expect us to encounter. Our primary hope and objective is to get the business sold as a going concern so that stores and jobs are preserved, he said.
The first sales advert would be published…
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