Retailer Superdry seeks new funds to repay bank debt

Superdry’s directors have acknowledged that there was material uncertainty over the company’s ability to continue as a going concern until funding was secured.
The Superdry outlet on Cork City's St Patrick's Street.

The Superdry outlet on Cork City's St Patrick's Street.

Clothes retailer Superdry is seeking to tap investment funds to repay banks on a loan due in January as the cost-of-living crisis hits consumer spending.

The London-listed clothing company has been sounding out potential new investors to replace an asset-backed facility worth £70m (€80.5m), according to sources familiar with the matter. 

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