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  • Topshop and Topman losses revealed before John Lewis move

    Retail

    Losses at the joint venture behind Topshop and Topman have been revealed ahead of the brand’s return to UK stores next year. The brands were sold by online clothing retailer Asos to a joint venture alongside Danish retail tycoon Anders Holch Povlsen’s Heartland in September 2024. Asos had previously acquired Topshop and Topman along with [...]

    Topshop and Topman are to be available in select John Lewis stores from February 2026.
  • Can nostalgia save Topshop?

    Opinion

    With Topshop set to return to the high street next week, Becky Mailen asks whether nostalgia alone will be enough to save the brand.

    LONDON - APRIL 30: Model Kate Moss is seen in the window of Top Shop on Oxford Street as she launches the Kate Moss collection on April 30, 2007 in London. (Photo by Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images)
  • Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group sells shares in Asos following Topshop spike

    Retail

    Frasers Group, the retail empire controlled by Mike Ashley, has lowered its stake in fast-fashion giant Asos. The Mansfield-headquartered group, which owns the likes of Sports Direct and House of Fraser, has decreased its holdings in Asos from 24.3 per cent to 21.1 per cent, according to a new filing with the London Stock Exchange. [...]

    Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has sold shares in Asos. (Photo by Gonzalo Marroquin/Getty Images for Nordstrom and ASOS)
  • Asos slashes £500m debt pile as refinancing deals revealed

    September 11, 2024

    Asos has announced the successful refinancing of the majority of its £500m debt due in 2026, with only just over £70m outstanding. The online fast-fashion retailer, which has struggled with post-pandemic shopping trends, had £500m in convertible bonds due 2026. The London-headquartered company has now exchanged £253m into convertible bonds due in 2028 rather than [...]

  • How Asos’ post-pandemic debt led it to sell Topshop

    September 5, 2024

    Three years after buying the British high street brands Topshop and Topman from Phillip Green’s collapsed Arcadia empire, Asos has said it will sell 75 per cent of its stake in the brands to a joint venture with Heartland. Asos bought the brands at a buoyant time for the company when its stock was near [...]

  • Asos sells Topshop and Topman into new joint venture with Heartland

    September 5, 2024

    Online clothing retailer Asos has launched a joint venture with Heartland, whereby Heartland will buy the Topshop and Topman brands from the firm. Asos bought the two brands, along with Topman, Miss Selfridge and HIIT, in 2021 from Philip Green’s collapsed Arcadia group for £265m (excluding stock). The joint venture will grant Asos “certain design [...]

  • Topshop on the block: Meet the runners and riders…

    October 30, 2023

    Asos bought Topshop and a number of its sister brands such as Topman and Miss Selfridges for £265m back in 2021 after Arcadia plunged into administration.

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