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Borders UK reduces losses
17.10.07 Graeme Neill
Borders made an operating loss of £9.45m for the year ending 3rd February 2007, according to recently released accounts. The losses were down from the previous financial year's £27.1m loss. Turnover for the company increased by 3% to £215m over the period.
Borders c.e.o. David Roche stressed that the balance sheet was for the period before the recent buy-out of the company by Risk Capital Partners. "There has been a lot of investment in clearing up the estate and preparing for the sale of the company," he said. "We wanted to provide the best
possible platform for the new company."
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