Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings, Inc. (OLLI) presents a positive but constrained liquidation recovery posture as of January 31, 2026. Consolidated total assets of $2.95B face a liability stack of $1.07B at face value, yielding reported book equity of $1.89B. Under liquidation haircuts, however, recoverable asset value compresses materially. Cash and equivalents of $259.7M recover at par. Held-to-maturity securities (current $36.6M, noncurrent $266.5M, total $303.1M book) are high-quality fixed income and recover near par. Accounts receivable of $3.8M recovers at 90-95%. Inventory of $650.3M, which represents the largest liquid asset, takes the 60% haircut to approximately $390M—the single largest value impairment in the analysis. PP&E gross of $653.5M less accumulated depreciation of $271.3M yields net book of $382.2M; at 50-70% recovery, realizable value is approximately $191M-$268M. The two intangible asset buckets—goodwill of $444.9M and other intangibles of $230.6M—are assigned zero recovery under liquidation, eliminating $675.4M of book value entirely. Right-of-use assets of $663.8M are excluded (no liquidation value) while the corresponding operating lease liability of $684.4M is retained at face value. Total operating lease future minimum payments per XBRL stand at $831.9M undiscounted ($684.4M present value at 4.5% WADR). Deferred tax liability net of $89.9M is retained at face value. The MFFAIS-reported CLV of -$716M and LLV of -$712M confirm negative equity recovery under the lens, driven primarily by the intangible impairment ($675M), inventory haircut (~$260M shortfall from book), and the operating lease liability carrythrough. The OLV of -$62M suggests near-breakeven on a pure operating-asset basis. Compared to the prior 10-Q (period ending November 1, 2025), the full-year 10-K shows inventory grew by roughly $98M (per IncreaseDecreaseInInventories cash flow item), adding liquidation exposure. Goodwill is unchanged at $444.9M—no impairment recorded. The $73.8M share repurchase program usage in fiscal 2025 depleted cash that could otherwise have supported recoverable liquid assets. A material post-balance-sheet disclosure notes the February 20, 2026 U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking certain IEEPA tariffs, with the administration announcing replacement tariff mechanisms; this creates an unquantified forward inventory cost risk not embedded in the January 31, 2026 balance sheet. Filing discusses the tariff subsequent event in MD&A prose but does not separately tag it in XBRL. The Credit Facility (revolving, $100M capacity, matures January 9, 2029) had zero drawn as of period end with $86.5M available; the facility is collateralized by company assets and equity, which is relevant to lien priority in any wind-down scenario.
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