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Cue Clothing Co., an Australian fashion brand founded in 1968, entered receivership on Tuesday afternoon. FTI Consulting was appointed as receiver and manager for the business after increased sales failed to cover its overhead costs. The company will continue operating while options for restructuring are assessed; a sale process seeking offers for Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine is set to begin immediately. The company currently has 69 stores across Australia, including locations in major retailers like David Jones and Myer.
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Cue Clothing Co, a Sydney-based fashion brand established in 1968, entered receivership on Tuesday afternoon. FTI Consulting was appointed as receiver and manager for the company. Despite efforts to increase sales and improve operations, the business could not overcome high overhead costs. The company will continue its trading activities while the receivers evaluate restructuring options and seek offers from potential buyers. Cue operates 69 stores in Australia, including locations within David Jones, Myer, and DFO department stores, as well as its sister brand Veronika Maine. BDO's Duncan Clubb and Shaun McKinnon were also named voluntary administrators on the same day. The future impact on employment remains uncertain.
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Sydney-based fashion business Cue Clothing Co entered receivership on Tuesday afternoon.
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In a statement, FTI Consulting, appointed as receivers and managers for Cue, said increased sales and other improvements across the group were not enough to offset the overhead costs.
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sales → appoint → costs
The company, which was founded in 1968 and operates Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine, will continue trading while the receivers assess the business and restructuring options.
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Cue's store locator map shows 69 stores across Australia, including a retail presence in David Jones, Myer and DFO.
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A sale process seeking offers for the business would "commence immediately" to secure the future of the brands, according to FTI Consulting.
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Duncan Clubb and Shaun McKinnon of BDO were appointed as voluntary administrators on the same day.
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