Ashley's Frasers Explores Bid for Ailing Revolution Beauty
- Mike Ashley's Frasers Group is among several parties conducting due diligence on Revolution Beauty following the company's decision to put itself on the market last month.
- Revolution's decision followed a 26% sales drop to £141.6 million for the year ending February 28 and a steep share price decline.
- The beauty company is confronting difficulties such as accounting probes, leadership conflicts, and the necessity to strengthen its financial foundation before the current £32 million loan arrangement comes to an end this October.
- Revolution told shareholders that Frasers is among several parties conducting due diligence, but there is no guarantee this will lead to a firm offer.
- If the acquisition goes ahead, it could broaden Frasers' range of retail brands but might also heighten conflicts with a competing shareholder that owns a significant minority interest in Revolution Beauty.
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