Dolce & Gabbana secures debt waiver from banks after reporting operating loss
Both outlets reported that Dolce & Gabbana secured a debt waiver from its banks following an operating loss. The News International specified the loss as €100 million, while Business Recorder provided a more general reference to the operating loss and higher debt without the exact figure. Both emphasized the agreement to waive financial covenant breaches and stabilize liquidity.
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Dolce & Gabbana secures bank debt waiver following â¬100M operating loss
Dolce & Gabbana secures bank debt waiver following €100M operating lossItalian luxury powerhouse Dolce & Gabbana has reached an agreement with its lending pool to waive financial covenant breaches and stabilize liquidity following a challenging fiscal year defined by weaker core fashion sales...
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Dolce & Gabbana secures debt waiver from banks after FY operating loss
MILAN: Italian luxury group Dolce & Gabbana has reached an agreement with its lending banks to waive financial covenant breaches and shore up liquidity after reporting a fresh operating loss and higher debt, according to its latest financial statements. The privately owned group’s revenues fell 2% in the fiscal year ending on March 31 to €1.86 billion ($2.17 billion), according to a filing ...
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