Arcadia has postponed votes on its seven company voluntary arrangement (CVA) proposals in order to "conduct further dialogue with a few landlords" in a bid to save the business from collapse.
The votes were due to take place yesterday (5 June) but the creditors' meetings were suddenly adjourned until 12 June. At least 75% of creditors need to vote in favour of the CVAs to allow the p...
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