Big Lots is putting everything in its 900 stores on sale with plans to close the business in early 2025 unless a buyer is found to save some or all of the company.

The discount chain that employs more than 27,000 people said in a statement Thursday it continues to look for another way to stay in business.

Big Lots is preparing to close its remaining 963 locations after a sale to save the bankrupt retailer fell through.

The discount retailer's inventory of furniture, outdoor supplies, holiday decor, children’s toys, makeup, toiletries, and more is up to 25% off, after a sale of the company fell through last week.

Discount chain Big Lots is conducting going--out-of-business sales at its remaining locations after a sale of the company didn’t materialize.

Closing sales have started at Big Lots locations across New York as the chain plans to shut all remaining locations. Shoppers can save up to 25% off all Big Lots goods as part of the closing sale, according to the company’s website.

The company declared bankruptcy earlier this year. After a planned sale fell through, all stores are set to shutter.

Discount retailer Big Lots is closing all its stores, including its Brevard locations. It was announced last week that the stores were "preparing to commence going out of business ('GOB') sales at all remaining Big Lots store locations in the coming days.

Big Lots, Inc. announced today that it no longer anticipates completing the previously announced sale of its assets to Nexus Capital Management. The company, however, continues to explore alternative going-concern transactions with Nexus or other potential buyers,