Superdry to Delist from Stock Exchange Amid Restructuring and Fundraising Efforts
Julian Dunkerton, co-founder of Superdry, leads a critical fundraising initiative to prevent the company's collapse.
- Superdry announces a restructuring plan that includes rent reductions on 39 UK sites and an extension of loan maturity dates.
- The company plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange in July as part of its turnaround strategy.
- Julian Dunkerton commits to underwriting a £10 million equity raise to support the company's restructuring.
- Superdry faces administration if the restructuring plan fails, endangering its financial stability.
- The company's market value has plummeted, with shares falling to a record low of 8p.