Pay is sold for less than 1 pounds

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Pound PONGANIND has been sold in the United Kingdom at less than 1 pounds to the Gordon Brothers Group for US Special Arrows, with its owner in Warsu moving from the sale of low -marginal consumer goods.

Pepco Group She said that she had sold the stalled retailer in order to consider Ramzi – or 1 euros (85p), according to a person familiar with the deal – and at least 30 million pounds of debt, in addition to a possible loan of 30 million pounds to be expanded by Pepco upon completion of the proposed restructuring plan from Boundland.

She said that Patand will be led by Barry Williams, the current administrative director.

Gordon Prades said it will save up to 80 million pounds “to support the restructuring and transformation plan for the management team.”

Pepco said that her sale for a series of 825 stores would allow her to focus on her outfits and general goods in Europe.

He did not give any details about fairyThe restructuring plan, which is subject to approval from the Supreme Court of England.