Its largest unsecured creditor listed was C&S Wholesale Grocers with a claim of $39.4 million. At the time of the filing, made in the Southern District Court of New York in White Plains, A&P operated 296 stores under six banners – A&P, Food Basics, Food Emporium, Pathmark, Super Fresh and Waldbaums. At the time of the filing, the retailer announced that it had sold 120 of its units to three parties – Cerberus/Albertsons (Acme), $256 million for 76 stores; Ahold USA (Stop & Shop), $146 million for 25 stores; and Key Food Stores, $28 million for 19 stores. Additionally, A&P said it would shortly close an additional 25 stores (store dispositions/sales are broken out at the end of this story). All potential deals are subject to FTC approval. The acquisition offers are subject to customary legal and bankruptcy court approvals, including the potential for higher bids to be submitted and anti-trust approval.