Mike Ashley bags £4m Mulberry shares
Mike Ashley bags £4m Mulberry shares as he steps up bid
Frasers Group, Mulberry's second largest investor, bought £4m of shares in the British fashion house. That took Sports Direct tycoon Ashley's stake to around 37 per cent as he mulls a fresh takeover offer for the struggling handbag maker. It came just days after Frasers' £83m bid to buy Mulberry was fiercely opposed by the board.
Mulberry rejects Mike Ashley's takeover bid
The luxury brand, which is battling a global slump in demand for goods such as handbags with large price tags, says the proposal undervalues its prospects.
How Mulberry went from British fashion powerhouse to Mike Ashley prey
When Mulberry released a handbag named after the model Alexa Chung, it became the must-have accessory for “it” girls and was credited with helping the luxury fashion brand emerge from the global financial crisis.
Mulberry rejects £83mn takeover bid from Mike Ashley’s Frasers
Frasers’ possible bid for the shares it does not own would need the Ong’s blessing. On Monday, Frasers claimed it was blindsided by Mulberry’s rights offer, announced after the market closed on Friday, and said it believed Frasers was “the best steward” to return the leather goods maker to profitability.
Mulberry rejects £83m takeover bid from Mike Ashley’s Frasers
Mulberry, renowned for its leather handbags, said on Tuesday that the board and its long-term majority shareholder, the Singapore-based Ong family that holds a 56 per cent stake, believed it could turn itself round after appointing new chief executive Andrea Baldo in July.
Mike Ashley's Frasers to buy about 4 million Mulberry shares
(Reuters) -British sportswear and apparel retailer Frasers said on Friday it would buy about 4 million shares in Mulberry at 100 pence each, days after its takeover proposal was rejected by the luxury brand.
Frasers Group to Subscribe 40% of Mulberry's Rights Issue
Frasers Group applied to subscribe for almost 40% of Mulberry Group's ordinary shares issued as part of a share subscription and retail offer. Mulberry plans to raise more than 10.75 million pounds ($14.
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