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PRESS: boohoo mulls break-up of business  The Times

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boohoo Group PLC executives are considering breaking up the Debenhams owner, The Times reported Friday.

Several shareholders are understood to have urged the Manchester, England-based fast fashion retailer to break up the company and spin off some of its better-performing brands, aimed at improving its stock price.

https://www.thetimes.com/business-money/companies/article/boohoo-bosses-mulling-over-break-up-of-business-ql0ct82bv

boohoo shares closed 2.0% higher at 29.44 pence each on Friday in London. They were 89% lower than 263.10p five years ago, and 8.0% lower than 32.00p a year ago.

Sources indicated a potential value in spinning off or selling Debenhams and Karen Millen, and selling young fast-fashion brands such as Boohoo, BoohooMan and PrettyLittleThing.

There was no certainty that the company would be broken up or how it would be divided, but its Co-Founders Mahmud Kamani and Carol Kane were considering all options, according to insiders.

Back in May, boohoo reported a pretax loss of £159.9 million in the financial year that ended February 29, widened from £90.7 million the year before, as revenue fell by 17% to £1.46 billion from £1.77 billion.

Further at that time Chief Executive Officer John Lyttle said that boohoo was well positioned to return to growth that is both sustainable and profitable.

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