Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP : Form 8.3 - AA plc
FORM 8.3
A PERSON WITH INTERESTS IN RELEVANT SECURITIES REPRESENTING 1% OR MORE
Rule 8.3 of the Takeover Code (the “Code”)
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Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP
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Evans saved from Arcadia collapse but closure of all stores puts jobs at risk
Australia’s City Chic Collective has bought the Evans brand for £23m.
There are fears for hundreds of jobs as Evans stores look set to close (Image: Penny Cross / Plymouth Live)
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Plus-size brand Evans saved from Arcadia collapse in £23m deal
PA
21 December 2020, 7:55 am
Administrators of Arcadia have struck a deal with an Australian company to buy its plus-size clothing brand Evans.
City Chic will pay £23 million for the 90-year old brand, Deloitte said on Monday; however, it will not buy its brick and mortar stores.
The deal, which is expected to close on Wednesday, will see Evans carved out from Sir Philip Green’s retail empire.
Arcadia, which also owns Topshop and Dorothy Perkins, collapsed into administration three weeks ago, after months of worries surrounding it and other high street giants.
The Evans store in Norwich
- Credit: GoogleMaps
Women s retailer Evans has been saved from the collapse of its owner Arcadia.
City Chic will pay £23 million for the 90-year old brand, Deloitte said; however, it will not buy its brick and mortar stores.
The shops, including its site in Norwich s Red Lion Street, will “continue to trade for the time being”, administrators said.
What the exclusion of the stores from the deal means for jobs and closures moving forwards remains to be seen.
The deal, which is expected to close on Wednesday, will see Evans carved out from Sir Philip Green’s retail empire.