Some New Look landlords are unhappy following the retailer’s CVA proposal and the body that represents them, the British Property Federation, has accused the company of using its plan to “permanently rip up leases”.
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![]( "New Look CVA plan means deep rent cuts or zero rents for 100s of stores")
New Look CVA plan means deep rent cuts or zero rents for 100s of storesEmbattled New Look has unveiled its CVA proposal with the aim being to move most UK stores’ rent to a turnover basis to reflect the tough market. But it will be hard on landlords with rents falling sharply.
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![]( "New Look announces CVA, mulls sale despite new finance deal")
New Look announces CVA, mulls sale despite new finance dealStruggling UK fashion retailer New Look has proposed a second major restructuring of its store estate in three years, asking for turnover-based rent deals as part of a package of measures to ensure its survival.
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![]( "New Look, Jigsaw, River Island all mull CVAs")
New Look, Jigsaw, River Island all mull CVAsNew Look is believed to be planning a second CVA with Deloitte expected to come on board as adviser this week. As part of the CVA, the company will be seeking new rent-linked lease contracts for 450+ stores.
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![]( "Frasers Group plans major opening at regional retail park, Flannels included")
Frasers Group plans major opening at regional retail park, Flannels includedFrasers’ execs may have been talking about potential store closures in recent periods, but the firm is also planning openings and has announced its first regional store since the pandemic began at Leicester's Fosse Park.
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![]( "UK lawmakers, retailers call for action to prevent garment workers' exploitation")
UK lawmakers, retailers call for action to prevent garment workers' exploitationA group of 50 British lawmakers, retailers such as Marks & Spencer and New Look, and investors and NGOs called on Monday for urgent action to prevent the exploitation of garment factory workers in the United Kingdom.
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![]( "Boohoo, Next, Asos and more want factory licensing system to prevent abuse")
Boohoo, Next, Asos and more want factory licensing system to prevent abuseUK retailers are urging strong government action as they deal with the Leicester garment factory scandal. The main company in the spotlight, Boohoo Group, and others are calling for a factory licensing system.
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![]( "Esprit's now-largest shareholder demands CEO exit")
Esprit's now-largest shareholder demands CEO exitRetailer Esprit could face a boardroom fight as its biggest investor seeks to oust its CEO. He's currently leading a restructuring drive at the struggling firm that has seen it closing stores and exiting Asia retail.
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![]( "More Monsoon Accessorize stores saved as landlords cut rents")
More Monsoon Accessorize stores saved as landlords cut rentsMonsoon Accessorize had some cheerful news this week as it could be retaining 57 more stores than expected. A larger number of landlords than predicted have agreed to base rent deals on turnover.
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![]( "New Look could opt for pre-pack over rent talks, but says it wants \"consensual\" deal")
New Look could opt for pre-pack over rent talks, but says it wants "consensual" dealNew Look is reportedly telling landlords that a pre-pack administration could be the result if they continue to block its attempts to negotiate turnover-based rents.