Homebase enters administration
Homebase enters administration with 2,000 jobs at risk
Homebase has collapsed into administration, putting 2,000 jobs at risk. Its owner Hilco had been looking to sell the struggling retailer, but has not managed to find an outright buyer. However, homeware chain The Range is buying up to 75 stores and the brand, safeguarding about 1,600 jobs.
A deal by businessman Chris Dawson (pictured) - owner of The Range chain of discount stores - involved only 70 of Homebase's ...
British home improvement retailer Homebase has fallen into administration, with up to 70 stores, the brand and its ...
Read who is stepping up to save Homebase from entering administration and risking 130 stores and jobs, and how did the ...
A BILLIONAIRE bargain store owner has swooped in to save dozens of Homebase stores after it collapsed into administration ...
A retail tycoon branded the ‘Del Boy billionaire’ is poised to rescue dozens of Homebase stores as the DIY retailer prepares ...
HOMEBASE collapsed into administration yesterday — but 1,600 staff will be saved by the “Del Boy” billionaire behind The Range. Plymouth-based tycoon Chris Dawson yesterday confirmed a deal to take ...
Chris Dawson, who is said to be worth £2.5bn, owns and runs The Range homeware outlets - Heathcliff O'Malley A retail tycoon ...
Plymouth retail mogul Chris Dawson has rescued Homebase after it collapsed into administration - saving 1,600 jobs. Mr Dawson ...
Homebase has been sold to retail group CDS in a rescue deal securing up to 1,600 jobs and 70 stores but leaving the future ...
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