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Restructuring

Restructuring in the UK retail sector involves the strategic changes retailers make to strengthen their financial position, streamline operations, and adapt to evolving market conditions. Retail Sector provides comprehensive coverage of restructuring activity, including breaking news on administrations, CVAs, and refinancing deals, alongside expert analysis of the operational and strategic implications. Our reporting helps retail executives, store owners, ecommerce leaders, and supply chain professionals understand how these developments impact the wider retail landscape, offering insights into recovery plans, leadership decisions, and business transformation across physical and digital channels.

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    25 April
    NewsToday’s news in brief-25/4/24

    Today’s news in brief-25/4/24

    Getir is set to exit the UK and Europe as investors inject additional funds into the company, according to Sky News. The funding, expected to be in the tens of millions of pounds, will support the closure of operations in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands. The move follows restructuring…

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  • 25 April
    Supply ChainGetir investors injects more cash to fund UK and Europe exit

    Getir investors injects more cash to fund UK and Europe exit

    Getir investors are reportedly set to inject more funds into the company to terminate its operations in the UK and Europe, according to Sky News. The company shareholders have drawn up provisional plans to pump tens of millions of pounds more into Getir in the coming weeks. According to sources…

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  • 22 April
    NewsToday’s news in brief-22/4/24

    Today’s news in brief-22/4/24

    Investors from the Middle East and China are eyeing Selfridges following Signa’s financial struggles, leading to restructuring and insolvency. Central Group, a co-owner, is seeking to buy out Signa’s stake, with potential partnerships being explored with sovereign wealth funds and tycoons. Notable entities like Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and…

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  • 22 April
    Department StoresMiddle East and Chinese investors eye up Selfridges

    Middle East and Chinese investors eye up Selfridges

    Investors from the Middle East and China are reportedly eyeing up Selfridges amid the financial troubles of its Austrian co-owner Signa, according to The Times. Thai conglomerate Central Group, a fellow co-owner, wants to buy out Signa’s remaining stake in the department store chain with another partner. Central group is…

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  • 17 April
    Online & DigitalGetir mulls asset sales amid restructuring talks

    Getir mulls asset sales amid restructuring talks

    Grocery delivery app, Getir, is reportedly considering a number of asset sales as part of restructuring talks, according to Sky News. It is understood that the Turkish Group, which has expanded its presence in the UK, is in talks to offload FreshDirect, a US-based online grocer that it acquired late…

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  • 16 April
    NewsToday’s news in brief-16/4/24

    Today’s news in brief-16/4/24

    Superdry has announced a restructuring plan targeting rent reductions across 39 UK stores. The company, seeking to secure its future amidst financial challenges, will undergo a delisting from the stock exchange. Founder Julian Dunkerton is underwriting an equity raise of up to £10m to support the initiative. While store closures…

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  • 16 April
    Clothing & ShoesSuperdry seeks rent reductions as part of restructuring plan

    Superdry seeks rent reductions as part of restructuring plan

    Superdry has revealed its restructuring plan as it seeks reductions in rent across 39 of its UK stores. Furthermore, the company is set to delist itself from the stock exchange and receive an equity raise underwritten by founder Julian Dunkerton. Restructuring is a formal procedure under the Companies Act for…

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  • 15 April
    Health & BeautyThe Body Shop to cut tax bill if it exits administration

    The Body Shop to cut tax bill if it exits administration

    Administrators for The Body Shop have been working on a deal to cut the firm’s tax bill should it emerge out of administration, according to reports from The Times. The deal would allow the company to retain £66m worth of tax benefits it had before it fell into insolvency. Creditors…

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  • 8 April
    NewsToday’s news in brief-8/4/24

    Today’s news in brief-8/4/24

    The John Lewis Partnership has chosen Jason Tarry, former UK boss of Tesco, as its new chairman. Tarry, with over three decades of experience in retail, will succeed Sharon White in September. White led the company through challenging times, including the COVID-19 pandemic and economic crises. Tarry’s leadership is expected…

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  • 8 April
    Clothing & ShoesLevi’s posts $11m loss despite increase in DTC revenue

    Levi’s posts $11m loss despite increase in DTC revenue

    Denim brand Levi Strauss and Co has reported a net loss of $11m (£8.71m) in Q1 2024 compared with net income of $115m (£91.09m) in the prior year. The group’s net revenue also decreased 8% to $1.6bn (£1.27bn) in Q1 2024 primarily due to the shift in wholesale shipments from…

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