
- Poundland could face insolvency and be broken up as three board members overseeing its sale process prepare to resign.
- Poundland’s owner, Gordon Brothers, is understood to be moving away from utilising the main solvent due to a dispute over the repayment of a £30 million shareholder loan.
- A potential collapse or breakup threatens more than 12,000 high street jobs and about 600 stores across the UK.
- Gordon Brothers fears receiving less if the company liquidates before preferred bidder Martin Property Group repays the loan under existing terms.
- Attention has now turned to alternative bids from retail rivals interested in acquiring viable segments of the discount chain.
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