Retail conglomerate Premier Investments has announced plans to demerge its stationery business Smiggle by the end of January 2025. Premier’s chairman Solomon Lew decided to break up the business as he ...

The board of Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments has unanimously recommended shareholders strip him of stock handed over as ...

He had a 12-month notice period at Smiggle and was set to start at Lovisa on June 4, 2025. There was no indication on Monday ...

Among the company’s brands, Smiggle reported global sales of AU$296 ... TipRanks is the most comprehensive data set of sell side analysts and hedge fund managers. TipRanks' multi-award winning ...

Australian retailer Myer is all set to acquire Premier’s Apparel Brands business in Australia and New Zealand consisting of ...

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Solomon Lew sacked Smiggle boss John Cheston for ‘serious misconduct’ at work, but fellow billionaire Brett Blundy has welcomed the executive to run his Lovisa chain, calling him ‘talented ...

Premier Investments Limited is set to merge its Apparel Brands ... concentrate on expanding its successful Peter Alexander and Smiggle brands, while Myer is poised to become a leading integrated ...

Myer is pushing forward with a plan to emerge as a new major player in the fashion and apparel sector after announcing that ...

The transaction – technically an acquisition by the department store giant – should hand the billionaire retailer a 30 per ...

Jarden analyst Ben Gilbert maintained a Hold rating on Premier Investments Limited (PMV – Research Report) yesterday and set a price ...

Myer has made a bid to buy five fashion brands from Premier Investments’ apparel division in exchange for $950m.