Links of London, one of Britain’s best-known jewellery chains, is trying to find a buyer within days. Folli Follie, the troubled Greek company that bought Links in 2006, has asked for offers to be tabled by next week.
Sky News was told it was “almost inevitable” that it would be sold through a pre-pack administration, or that a post-transaction restructuring would be required. Deloitte, the accountancy firm, is handling the sale.
The chain was founded in 1990 and has about 20 shops plus a large number of concessions.
Links of London, one of Britain’s best-known jewellery chains, is trying to find a buyer within days. Folli Follie, the troubled Greek company that bought Links in 2006, has asked for offers to be tabled by next week.
Sky News was told it was “almost inevitable” that it would be sold through a pre-pack administration, or that a post-transaction restructuring would be required. Deloitte, the accountancy firm, is handling the sale.
The chain was founded in 1990 and has about 20 shops plus a large number of concessions.
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