Superdry Reveals Wider Losses, CFO To Resign
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Superdry Reveals Wider Losses, CFO To Resign

US Investor Eyes Superdry, Talks Ongoing For Potential Takeover Deal

Superdry’s Chief Financial Officer Shaun Wills will step down at the end of March, as the struggling fashion store revealed a larger half-year deficit on Friday as odd weather slowed sales amid a cost-of-living problem.

Giles David has been designated the retailer’s interim CFO, starting 29 January.

The London-listed firm reported an adjusted loss before tax of 25.3 million pounds ($32.1 million) for the six months ended 28 October compared to 13.6 million pounds last year.

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