TG Jones owner calls in help for possible shop closure plan
WH Smith sold its high street stores to Modella last year, but held onto its travel shops
www.independent.co.ukHere’s what’s been happening with TG Jones (Modella Capital) and its restructuring efforts.
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WH Smith sold its high street stores to Modella last year, but held onto its travel shops
www.independent.co.ukThe proposals would also see substantial rent cuts across many remaining branches
www.mirror.co.ukModella Capital plans to close up to 100 TG Jones stores amid restructuring efforts to prevent bankruptcy, raising concerns for high street sales.
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www.newsnow.comTG Jones, owned by Modella Capital, is close to refinancing debt of £40m–£50m, likely ending its tie with Secure Trust Bank. Aurelius is favoured as the new lender. A restructuring plan could close about 100 stores, leading to hundreds of job losses.
www.thembsgroup.co.ukModella Capital, owner of TG Jones (formerly WH Smith), has brought in corporate advisers to develop a restructuring plan, with around 80 of its 480 stores considered vulnerable, amid a tough trading environment and rising costs.
www.indexbox.ioTGJones is preparing to launch a restructuring plan process with a practice statement letter to be circulated to store landlords as soon as next week, according to 9fin sources.
www.9fin.comTG Jones owner Modella Capital has appointed advisers from Teneo to put together a restructuring plan designed to put the stationery retailer on a more sustainable footing.
www.retailgazette.co.ukModella Capital has appointed advisers from Teneo to create a restructuring plan for the stationery retailer, with around 80 stores out of 480 'most at risk'
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