Better Capital offers to buy JJB debt
Better Capital, the turnaround firm headed by Jon Moulton, is reportedly looking to buy the debt of struggling UK retailer JJB Sports.
Lloyds, JJB's main lender, is said to have refused to discuss the matter with Better Capital, according to a report by Sky News.
Better Capital could buy the debt as a way of ultimately gaining control of the business. This tactic is understood to have also been adopted by Invesco, which currently owns 47% of the sporting goods retailer.
Based in Wigan, JJB operates 180 stores and employs in excess of 4,000 people.
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