The influx of people in the branch is low and they enter without making purchases.
Local store management FAMSA declined this Wednesday to make statements regarding the closure of its branch in this city. Merchandise still in place has up to a 60 percent off.
The last employees who still work in the store commented on their nostalgia for the closure of the branch with more than 40 years of existence in saltillo. They remembered the change to the corner of Manuel Pérez Treviño and Allende.
The store is empty; very few people complete a purchase.
The second floor of the store, where they were located home appliances and technology, it is empty. A couple of refrigerators and a stove remain on the site, but will soon be delivered to buyers, according to information from the workers.
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The part of the basement where the clothes and accessories were located is already empty. All of that merchandise is on the first floor of the store, arranged by size and gender. Few pieces of furniture and household appliances remain.
The basement shared space with credit and collection offices, but this area has also been reduced to a few cubicles to carry out the administrative closings corresponding to creditors, employees and suppliers.
At the Zona Centro branch, FAMSA offers offers of up to 60 percent off.
FAMSA Group began in 2023 with the closure of 99 of the 165 stores that it operated throughout the country due to lack of cash flow to meet the payment of operating expenses, rent of commercial premises, payment of software licenses, hosting of Technology infrastructure of Information, among others, during the months of October, November, and December.
