The British venture capital group Lion Capital is exploring various scenarios regarding its non-food retailer Hema, purchased in 2007 from Maxeda for €1.1 billion.It considers a sale, an I.P.O. or the entry of new shareholders, a scenario that would allow Lion reducing its stake in Hema. A pure sale would be the favourite scenario, as Lion has already tried to sell Hema in 2010 and in 2014. In 2016, Hema had 720 stores and posted annual sales of €1.19 billion (including 78% from the...
The Dutch retailer Hema is again for sale
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