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Max Fashions seeks creditor deal to ward off insolvency

Landlords asked to accept rent shave.

Womenswear retailer Max Fashions plans to shut 17 stores, as it seeks to make a deal with creditors to ward off insolvency.

Documents lodged at the Companies Office show the retailer wants a creditor compromise to allow it to keep trading.

Max was hit hard by Covid-19, with almost no revenue

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Calida Stuart-Menteath Tue, 09 Jun 2020
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