Collapsed swimwear company Seafolly has been haemorrhaging cash for a long time and needs to be sold quickly to stem losses and maximise returns to creditors, administrators say.
Final bids for the iconic swimwear brand were due on Tuesday night, less than a month after private equity owner L Catterton Asia pulled the plug and appointed voluntary administrators. A decision is expected this week.
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