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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund weighs bid for 50% Selfridges stake | Property Week

Mark Helprin by Mark Helprin
July 23, 2024
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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund weighs bid for 50% Selfridges stake | Property Week
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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is reportedly exploring a deal to buy co-owner Signa Prime’s stake in Selfridges.

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The Saudi wealth fund is considering a £1m bid for the stake, which would take its ownership from 10% to 50%, Bloomberg reported. As a creditor, the deal would slash Signa’s debt to PIF by £52m.

The other 50% of Selfridges is owned by Thai retail conglomerate Central Group, which took majority control at the end of last year after Signa filed for insolvency.

Signa and Central Group each bought a stake in the 540,000 sq ft Oxford Street store – the UK’s second largest retail premises after Harrods – for £4bn in 2021.

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