Company
Frasers Group PLC
LON:SPD
Frasers Group plc, formerly Sports Direct International plc, is a British retailing group. Established in 1982 by Mike Ashley, the company is the United Kingdom's largest sports-goods retailer and operates roughly 670 stores worldwide.
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Frasers the 'Dick's sporting goods of Europe' says Shore Capital
Roughly 14 acquisitions in the last five years have resulted in Frasers more than doubling its earnings per share
Sports Direct owner Frasers Group looks to keep up momentum after founder Ashley steps back
Frasers Group will update on its progress towards a 30% profit growth target when it reports half year results on 8 December
Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group completes acquisition of 250-year old Savile Row tailor
Frasers Group has completed its acquisition of bespoke London tailor Gieves & Hawkes
Frasers wants suitmaker Gieves & Hawkes on its roster of brands
Under its current form, Gieves & Hawkes has been around since 1974, although the respective Gieves and Hawkes tailoring labels date as far back as the 1700s
Christmas looks bleak for businesses, according to data
Footfall figures in retail also make for worrying reading
Frasers should be fairly resilient in the consumer downturn, says RBC
RBC's analysts also feel the group has an opportunity to become one of a handful of strong omnichannel players as the sector consolidates
Frasers increases stake in Hugo Boss
The FTSE-100 company said it continues to see opportunities that strengthen its brand proposition
Frasers holds 59.85% of MySale
Closing date for the mandatory offer, which was made last month, is 1pm on 1 November 2022
Frasers should be resilient during consumer downturn, say RBC
RBC reduced its profit before tax forecasts by 3% to 8% due to lower sales and margin assumptions for UK sports retail, partly offset by higher margin assumptions for Flannels
Frasers Group's chief executive's pay faces second AGM test
Shareholders will be voting on Wednesday to confirm the changes in the scheme
Retail buying, but who is putting their hands in their pockets?
A fashion retailer on a buying spree, an investment firm, and a car dealership owner are all dipping their toe into retail
Frasers makes final mandatory offer for MySale
The final offer from the retailer is 2p per share and will not be increased further
Frasers Group says Mike Ashley to step down from its board after AGM
Ashley is providing the retail group will £100mln of additional funding
Could Joules be next on Frasers' shopping list
Mike Ashley has been knocked back by MySale, but the list of distressed retailers continues to grow
Hardware & electrical equipment
MySale rejects offer from Mike Ashley's Frasers Group
The directors recommended shareholders reject the offer, saying it "does not reflect an adequate value or premium"
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group in frame for Saville Row tailor Gieves & Hawkes
Jack Wills, Evans Cycles and Agent Provocateur and Missguided have all been snapped up by Frasers
Frasers Group buys fashion retailer I Saw It First
Frasers' acquisition spree continues with the deal for the online women's fashion retailer
Frasers, the shining light of fashion retail (no, really)
Even excellent shopkeepers are at the perils of a lack of consumer confidence and rising inflation
Frasers Group shares surge on bumper results and profit guidance
The Sports Direct-owner is forecasting profits of £450mln-£500mln for the new financial year