Jimmy Choo puts itself up for sale


People look at products in the window of the Jimmy Choo store in New York City, U.S., April 24, 2017. - Reuters

LONDON: British luxury retailer Jimmy Choo is seeking offers for the company as part of a review of its strategic options to maximise shareholder value, it said.

The firm, which specialises in shoes and accessories, said it had discussed the strategic review process with its majority shareholder, JAB Luxury, which has confirmed it is supportive of the process.

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