(Reuters) - Barington Capital Group LP, which said it owns more than 3.2 percent of Little Rock, Arkansas-based Dillard's shares, said it is seeking meetings with Chief Executive William Dillard and management to discuss merchandising, inventory management, cost controls, and measures to "unlock" value in the company's real estate portfolio. It said it requested talks after being unable to reach William Dillard by phone.
New York-based Barington said it has "substantial experience helping improve shareholder value" as an investor in other retail, apparel and footwear companies, including Maxwell Shoe, Nautica, Payless ShoeSource, Pep Boys, Steven Madden, Stride Ride, Syms and Warnaco.
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New York-based Barington said it has "substantial experience helping improve shareholder value" as an investor in other retail, apparel and footwear companies, including Maxwell Shoe, Nautica, Payless ShoeSource, Pep Boys, Steven Madden, Stride Ride, Syms and Warnaco.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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