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Monday 21 December 2020 8:15 am  |  Updated:  Monday 21 December 2020 8:16 am

Arcadia empire begins to splinter as Aussies pick off Evans

By: James Silver

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City Chic Collective, an Australian retail company, has picked up the Evans brand from stricken high street giant Arcadia.

The antipodean firm has brought Evans’ brand and wholesale business, though UK stores are not part of the deal.

The deal is thought to be worth around £23m.

Read more: Where did it all go wrong for Sir Philip Green?

Arcadia’s administrators say that the “process to secure new owners for the other Arcadia Group brands” and that there have been “significant expressions of interest for all brands.”

Next are believed to be working with a US investment firm to scope out a bid for what remains of Sir Philip Green’s once colossal retail empire.

Mike Ashley is also said to be considering his options.

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Next and Frasers go head to head for control of Harvey Nichols

Harvey Nichols luxury department store at night, illuminated by golden lights and festive window displays.

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