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All Frasers Group articles
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NewsFrasers Group launches share buyback as it appoints new joint broker
Frasers Group has this morning launched a share buyback programme with new joint broker Panmure Liberum.
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NewsInternational growth bolsters Frasers revenue despite weaker UK sports sales
The owner of Sports Direct and Flannels saw international revenue growth of 59.2% in its results for the 52 weeks ended April 26, 2026.
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NewsHugo Boss says Frasers Group’s takeover bid is ‘financially inadequate’
Hugo Boss has encouraged its shareholders not to accept the takeover bid it received from Frasers Group, labelling the €1.98bn (£1.73bn) offer as “financially inadequate”.
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NewsFrasers sells Malaysian Sports Direct business for over £100m
Frasers Group has agreed the sale of its interest in Sports Direct Malaysia to MAP Active for c.$150m (£113.2m).
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NewsAccent Group rejects Frasers’ ‘materially inadequate’ takeover bid
Australian retail group Accent has rejected the takeover bid from Frasers Group, branding the offer as “materially inadequate”.
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NewsFrasers says £1.7bn Hugo Boss offer is final
The company issued a statement yesterday saying its £1.7bn offer for the premium German fashion brand will not be increased.
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NewsFrasers Group launches takeover bid for Australian retail group
Frasers Group has offered A$316m (£166m) for the remaining available shares of Accent Group, operators of brands including Hype and Platypus.
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NewsFrasers launches takeover bid for Hugo Boss
Frasers Group, which owns a raft of brands such as Sports Direct and Flannels, as well as a small number of shopping outlets, has launched a takeover offer of luxury brand Hugo Boss.
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NewsSports Direct partners with Zapp for World Cup 2026 merch ahead of the tournament
Sports Direct is providing an on-demand, rapid delivery service of FIFA World Cup 2026 merchandise for Londoners ahead of the football tournament.
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NewsSports Direct opens first Finland flagship in Nordics debut
Frasers Group has opened the doors of its first ever Nordic store, with a new flagship in the Finnish capital of Helsinki.
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AnalysisWhy Frasers is making a play in outlet centres
The retailer aims to succeed by being both landlord and store operator in outlet centres, the best of which have proved to be resilient and successful destinations
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NewsFrasers rides to the rescue of children’s bicycle-maker
Frasers Group has continued its spending spree by riding to the rescue of children’s cycle-maker Frog Bikes.
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NewsFrasers Group snaps up two designer outlets
Frasers Group has purchased two designer outlets in York and the East Midlands, which the retail giant claims takes its share of the total UK outlet market to over one-fifth.
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AnalysisPartnership update: Frasers rolls out AI shopping assistant; The Range powers up its marketplace
Welcome to the Solutions Spotlight partnership update: Retail Week’s round-up of the latest innovative technology and supply chain tie-ups in retail
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NewsFrasers Group launches premium Slazenger spin-off fashion label
Frasers Group has reimagined its sports brand Slazenger with the launch of Off-Court, a premium fashion label.
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AnalysisAI agents and assistants: Which retailers are using them for customers and colleagues?
AI is being utilised across all functions in retail, including for marketing, forecasting, commerce, and supply chain.
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NewsFrasers increases exposure to Asos
Frasers Group has increased its exposure in Asos to 29.26%, after adding potential voting rights through financial instruments.
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AnalysisAgentic commerce: Which retailers are embracing this new way of shopping?
More retailers are embracing a new way of shopping by letting AI agents browse, search, recommend, and purchase on behalf of the shopper – known as agentic commerce.
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GalleryFrasers Group opens flagship Everlast Gym
Frasers Group has opened a new flagship Everlast Gym+ in the heart of Manchester.
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NewsFrasers Group adds to Puma stake
The British retail group is now the second-largest shareholder in the German sportswear brand after acquiring a 5.77% stake