All Frasers Group articles
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NewsFrasers Groupâs stake in Hugo Boss crosses 50%
Hugo Boss will become a subsidiary of Frasers Group after the group raised its stake by more than 50%.
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InterviewQ&A: Sofa.com boss on how Andrew Lloyd Webber deal sparked business opportunity, and more
Managing director Sunayna Azam discusses the Frasers Group-owned home goods and furniture retailerâs plans and strategy
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NewsFrasers and Next run rule over Dune as sale process heats up
Fashion retail giants Next and Frasers have both run the rule over Dune London as they weigh potential bids for the footwear retailer, Retail Week understands.
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AnalysisPartnership update: Morrisons and Just Eat expand robot delivery partnership, Argosâ marketplace gets an upgrade, and more
Welcome to the Solutions Spotlight partnership update: Retail Weekâs round-up of the latest innovative technology and supply chain tie-ups in retail
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NewsHarvey Nichols to shut Birmingham store after Frasers takeover
Harvey Nichols will close its Birmingham store on January 3, just months after Frasers Group bought the department store chain out of administration.
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NewsFrasers Group builds stake in Under Armour
Frasers Group has amassed a stake in US-based sports apparel and equipment giant Under Armour.
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NewsFrasers Group unveils Harvey Nichols store plans
Frasers Group has confirmed the future of Harvey Nicholsâ five stores across the UK.
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AnalysisWhy Frasers is betting big on luxury â and what it means for brands
Frasers Group is ushering in a new era, bringing together its luxury fashion assets under one umbrella to ârepresent the next phase of the groupâs luxury strategyâ.
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NewsFrasers Group announces new luxury era
Frasers Group has launched a new luxury âecosystemâ spanning the UK and US, which it claims is the beginning of a new era.
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NewsHugo Boss chair steps down following Frasers Group âdiscussionsâ
Hugo Boss chair Stephan Sturm has stepped down following discussions with Frasers Group, now the brandâs biggest shareholder.
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NewsHarvey Nichols sale set to cost suppliers hundreds of millions
Luxury suppliers to Harvey Nichols are set to recover less than 15p in the pound after the luxury department store went into administration owing ÂŁ270m to unsecured creditors.
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NewsHugo Boss ends share buyback as Frasers targets majority control
Hugo Boss has terminated its âŹ200m share buyback programme after Frasers Group reaffirmed its ambition to increase its holding in the company beyond 50%.
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NewsFrasers Group says Sports Direct advert ban is âfundamentally wrongâ
Frasers Group on behalf of Sports Direct has released a statement calling the Advertising Standards Authorityâs (ASA) ban on its advert âfundamentally wrongâ and is contesting it âfullyâ.
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NewsFrasers CFO urges ASA to change âunlawful barriersâ to price competition
Frasers Group chief financial officer Chris Wootton has written to the chair and chief executive of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) urging the firm to rethink its approach to recommended retail prices (RRPs).
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NewsMike Ashley says Burnham's 'populist policies' will not help high street
Mike Ashley has written to prime minister Andy Burnham criticising his ârecent populist policiesâ and asked what policies he will implement to help him turn around Harvey Nichols.
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NewsFrasers calls for resignation of Accent Group chair as takeover bid drags on
Frasers Group chief financial officer Chris Wootton has issued a letter to Australian retailer Accent Group chair Lawrence Myers, calling on him to resign following the publication of the brandâs FY26 results.
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OpinionâThe Harvey Nichols brand still carries value and affectionâ
Frasersâ experience with Flannels could provide the launch pad for a new iteration of Harvey Nichols, believes analyst Maureen Hinton
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NewsFrasers to pay off former Harvey Nichols ownerâs debt to stylists
Frasers Group has shared it is making goodwill payments to personal shoppers and stylists who were owed money by Harvey Nichols under its previous ownership.
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NewsFrasers raises stake in Hugo Boss to 47%
Frasers Group has increased its stake in Hugo Boss to more than 47%, falling short of taking control of the German fashion brand.
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AnalysisCan Harvey Nichols prove its worth to Frasers?
Harvey Nichols was once Londonâs glitzy department store, but now itâs facing an uncertain future as new owner Frasers Group warns there are âtough choicesâ to be made.