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The following is a summary of our primary owned and leased distribution centers and primary administrative
office locations as of January 30, 2016. Square footage information for the distribution centers represents total
“ground cover” of the facility. Square footage information for office space represents total space occupied.
DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
Marmaxx
T.J. Maxx Worcester, Massachusetts 494,000 s.f.—owned
Evansville, Indiana 989,000 s.f.—owned
Las Vegas, Nevada 1,103,000 s.f.—owned
Charlotte, North Carolina 595,000 s.f.—owned
Pittston Township, Pennsylvania 1,017,000 s.f.—owned
Chickasaw, Tennessee 415,000 s.f.—leased
Memphis, Tennessee 300,000 s.f.—leased
Marshalls Decatur, Georgia 780,000 s.f.—owned
Woburn, Massachusetts 472,000 s.f.—leased
Bridgewater, Virginia 562,000 s.f.—leased
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1,001,000 s.f.—leased
Phoenix, Arizona 1,139,000 s.f.—owned
HomeGoods Brownsburg, Indiana 805,000 s.f.—owned
Bloomfield, Connecticut 803,000 s.f.—owned
Jefferson, Georgia 801,000 s.f.—owned
TJX Canada Brampton, Ontario 506,000 s.f.—leased
Mississauga, Ontario 679,000 s.f.—leased
TJX International Wakefield, England 176,000 s.f.—leased
Stoke, England 261,000 s.f.—leased
Walsall, England 274,000 s.f.—leased
Bergheim, Germany 322,000 s.f.—leased
Wroclaw, Poland 303,000 s.f.—leased
OFFICE SPACE
Corporate, Marmaxx, HomeGoods Framingham and Marlborough,
Massachusetts
1,672,000 s.f.—owned in several
buildings
TJX Canada Mississauga, Ontario 434,000 s.f.—leased
TJX International Watford, England 238,000 s.f.—leased
Dusseldorf, Germany 29,000 s.f.—leased
Banksmeadow, Australia 13,000 s.f.—shared service
agreement
Sierra Trading Post owns a 468,000 square foot facility in Cheyenne, Wyoming which houses its administrative
offices and fulfillment center operations. Trade Secret, part of TJX International, maintains third-party
arrangements for two distribution centers in Australia totaling approximately 98,000 square feet.
ITEM 3. Legal Proceedings
TJX is subject to certain legal proceedings, lawsuits, disputes and claims that arise from time to time in the
ordinary course of our business. In addition, TJX is a defendant in several lawsuits filed in federal and state courts
brought as putative class or collective actions on behalf of various groups of current and former salaried and hourly
Associates in the U.S. The lawsuits allege violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act and of state wage and hour and
other labor statutes, including alleged misclassification of positions as exempt from overtime, alleged entitlement to
additional wages for alleged off-the-clock work by hourly employees and alleged failure to pay all wages due upon
termination. TJX is also a defendant in lawsuits filed in federal courts brought as putative class actions on behalf of
customers relating to TJX’s compare at pricing. The lawsuits are in various procedural stages and seek unspecified
monetary damages, injunctive relief and attorneys’ fees.
ITEM 4. Mine Safety Disclosures
Not applicable.
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