
Key Capital Partners’ Dwell close to administration
Furniture retailer chain Dwell could file for administration as early as this week, according to reports.
The company's pre-tax losses increased from £439,721 to £1.69m over the last 12 months.
Dwell confirmed on Wednesday that the business has been working with its advisers, including Argyll Partners and Duff & Phelps, to secure further working capital for the business.
The statement said Dwell is "currently talking to a number of interested parties who see the value of the Dwell brand and product, its customer base and its multi-channel proposition".
It also stated that Dwell has not appointed administrators. However, the chain, which has 24 stores, could appoint its adviser Duff & Phelps as administrator, the Financial Times reported.
Key Capital invested €5m in the business in 2010.
UK retailers that have fallen into administration during the last 12 months include Republic, HMV, Jessops, Blockbuster and Comet.
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