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  • Poundland sale delayed due to CEO’s illness amid market volatility

    March 12, 2020

    Poundland owner Steinhoff International has reportedly paused the potential sale of its European arm Pepco amid increased market volatility and its chief executive’s leave of absence. Steinhoff announced last year that it was mulling a range of strategic options for Pepco Group, which contains Poundland, including a potential public listing.  However the process has been [...]

  • Poundland-owner Pepco’s boss says sale ‘almost inevitable’

    February 5, 2020

    The chief executive of Poundland-owner Pepco Group said it is “almost inevitable” the company will be sold, as the retailer updated the market on its strong Christmas trading last year. Pepco Group boss Andy Bond said it is likely that its owner Steinhoff will sell the firm, adding he is “genuinely open minded” on the [...]

  • Advent International teams up with rival private equity firms to plot takeover of Pepco

    February 3, 2020

    Private equity firm Advent International is reported to be working with Hellman & Friedman and Mid Europa Partners on a bid for Pepco Group.  A takeover could value Pepco at more than €4.5bn (£3.8bn), Sky News reported.  Steinhoff International is looking to sell Pepco, which includes retailer Poundland. Advent offloaded Poundland to Warburg Pincus for [...]

  • Listed firms need public flogging

    January 31, 2020

    The £18.5 trillion in assets managed by members of the Investor Forum would cover a fair few shopping trips to Poundland, and buy its parent’s shares hundreds of times over — but will public market shareholders get the chance? That’s one of the questions indirectly prompted by the forum’s latest annual review, which highlights the [...]

  • Poundland owner lines up advisors for stock market listing

    January 7, 2020

    The owner of Poundland is reportedly mulling a stock market listing that could value the discount retailer at about £3.4bn. Steinhoff International Holdings, the owner of Poundland’s parent company Pepco Group, is expected to appoint advisors in the next few days to support plans for an initial public offering (IPO), Sky News reported. Read more: [...]

  • Retail landlord New River REIT swings to a loss on weak investor sentiment

    November 21, 2019

    Property landlord  New River REIT swung to a loss in the first half of the year as its portfolio valuation sank due to weak investor sentiment in the retail sector.  The FTSE-250 real estate investment trust, which focuses on retail and leisure properties, reported a loss of £21.3m from a profit of £2.7m last year. [...]

  • De La Rue share price sinks 25 per cent as CEO quits after loss of passport contract

    May 30, 2019

    Shares in UK security printing company De La Rue have plummeted 25 per cent to 343p after it announced its chief executive Martin Sutherland would be stepping down following the company’s failure last year to win the contract to print Britain’s new, blue passports. Read more: Profit slumps at De La Rue following UK passport loss The [...]

  • BT has spent years redesigning its logo and Twitter hates it

    May 17, 2019

    BT is set to unveil its new logo after years of planning, but the internet's reaction won't have delighted bosses at the telecoms giant. Earlier this week the telecoms giant filed a trademark application with the Intellectual Property Office for a new, minimalist logo depicting the letters “BT” in a circle as new chief executive [...]

  • Brexit vote live: MPs vote to delay Brexit by extending Article 50 beyond 29 March

    March 14, 2019

    Hello and welcome to City A.M.’s Brexit live blog for the second of potentially three huge votes on the UK’s departure from the EU. Prime Minister Theresa May was defeated in the House of Commons in a second vote on her Brexit deal on Tuesday, losing by 391 votes to 242. Last night, MPs voted [...]

  • Asda to stop selling single knives by end of April

    March 9, 2019

    Asda has announced plans to remove single kitchen knives from sale in response to growing concerns over knife crime.  The supermarket chain said the knives would be removed from all stores by the end of April following a rise in knife-related deaths across the UK and in London. So far this year at least 39 [...]

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