1.1m games sold off cheap at EUK

MCV Staff 11th February 2009 Publishing

The administrator of EUK is to auction off the contents of the wholesaler’s warehouse stock this week for a cut-price – including 1.1 million games.

In news that is sure to worry the publishing community, Deloitte is reportedly accepting tender offers for the outstanding stock, which also includes 2.9 million CDs and 1.8 million books.

According to Cue Entertainment, a list has been sent to a range of retailers and overstocks specialists – highlighting tonight as the deadline for offers.

One games publisher told MCV: "We should be fine, but I worry about other suppliers and their right of ownership to this stock.

"It all depends on the deal they had with EUK before they went under."

MCV has contacted Deloitte for comment.

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