UK - Baugur to offload Debenhams stake
Islandic investor Baugur Group has mandated HSBC to sell its 13% stake in retailer Debenhams through a placing priced at 40-45 pence per share.
Baugur owns 6.5% of Debenhams diretly and 6.7% through the Unity investment vehicle, in which it holds a stake of 42.5%. Debenhams' debts have been reported to stand at £900m, £100m of which are due to be paid back in May 2009.
Baugur filed for bankruptcy earlier in March 2009 after the Islandic government refused to extend a moratorium which is part of the country's legal process for creditor protection.
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