
Usually thronging as summer sales kick off, Paris' Printemps department store is among French retailers bracing for a fall in revenues this year as the coronavirus outbreak keeps tourists away.
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Usually thronging as summer sales kick off, Paris' Printemps department store is among French retailers bracing for a fall in revenues this year as the coronavirus outbreak keeps tourists away.
A French trade court has given the green light to the acquisition of the womenswear retailer, currently in receivership, by its Turkish supplier SY International, which plans to save 944 of Naf Naf’s 1,170 jobs.
French group Vivarte has said that takeover offers for its fashion brand La Halle should mean 607 stores may stay open and more than 4,000 jobs could be saved.
The 900-store French fashion chain has failed to obtain a state-backed loan, and on May 26 it filed for receivership before the trade court in Lille, France.
On Monday, the French group (owner of Caroll and La Halle) announced the appointment of the former Brice boss to work alongside new president Patrick Puy, who led the group's comprehensive restructuring effort.
The Smiley Company had good news this week and said that last year was strong, despite the weak retail sector. And while full 2018 results are still being prepared, the first nine months suggest a healthy final figure.
The group is seeking buyers for the three footwear brands, looking set to remain with only La Halle and Caroll after having sold Chevignon, according to FashionNetwork.com sources.
The French competition authority has given the Vivarte Group the green light to sell its subsidiary, Besson Chaussures, to investment fund Weinberg Capital Partners and to the Philippe Ginestet group.
Though the parent company has been bought, the future of the US fashion retailer's French subsidiary is uncertain. No firm bid has been put forward since it filed for receivership.
Private-equity backed French clothing retailer Vivarte, which is aiming to restructure more than 1.3 billion euros (1.08 billion pounds) of debt, has agreed to sell its Pataugas shoe brand to Hopps Group.