
Frasers Group said this week that it’s disposed of its US retail businesses, Bobs Stores and Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS), for a cash consideration of $70m to GoDigital Media Group (GDMG).
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Frasers Group said this week that it’s disposed of its US retail businesses, Bobs Stores and Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS), for a cash consideration of $70m to GoDigital Media Group (GDMG).
Sports Direct is teaming up with creative agency Cult this spring with a multi-level environmental campaign whose main focus will be on the importance of bumblebees and helping the declining population.
Sports Direct is continuing to invest heavily in physical retail in the UK and has just opened a new Birmingham flagship, covering 60,000 sq ft.
As ‘golden hellos’ go, this is impressive. Michael Murray, the incoming CEO of Frasers Group has been awarded a near-£21 million consultancy fee as he prepares to take over from founder Mike Ashley on 1 May.
The partner of Mike Ashley's daughter will get a 20.9 million pound ($26.9 million) payment for consultancy services to the billionaire's Frasers Group, before taking the helm of the retail empire next month.
In further evidence of retailers moving more and more from exclusivity into inclusivity, Sports Direct has created a podcast to help Muslims achieve their fitness and sporting goals while fasting across Ramadan.
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group is continuing its retail park strategy and has today announced the acquisition of Belfast’s Boucher Shopping Park.
We know UK retail parks have been a pandemic success story, constantly beating high streets and shopping centres in attracting consumers during and in-between lockdowns.
Studio Retail only appointed administrators this week but it’s already been sold. And the new owner is Frasers Group. The Mike Ashley-led retail giant already owned an almost-30% stake pre-administration
Frasers Group is looking to offload its out-of-town retail property portfolio that could be worth a total of £320 million. Sixteen assets purchased over the past several years are on the block, reports Retail Gazette.