The retailer has sold its high street branches, but retains its WHSmith travel retail proposition, which now makes up 75% of ...

WHSmith has agreed to sell its high street business to Modella Capital, the owner of Hobbycraft, which it bought last year.

The deal means the WHSmith brand will become a travel retail exclusive operation. Today, the retailer operates more than ...

One of the UK’s most recognisable high street names, WH Smith, is set to disappear from the high street after being sold for ...

The stores will eventually be rebranded under the name of TGJones, meaning the WHSmith name will disappear from town centres ...

The WHSmith brand is not included in the sale, and the firm's travel divisions will continue to trade under the name across ...

The WH Smith name will disappear from the high street after more than 230 years as the retailer sells 480 stores, which are ...

WH Smith has agreed to sell its UK high-street business to Modella Capital for an enterprise value of £76 million.

WHSmith group chief executive Carl Cowling stated: “As our travel business has grown, our UK high street business has become a much smaller part of the WHSmith Group. High street is a good ...

Carl Cowling, Group Chief Executive of WHSmith said: "As we continue to deliver on our strategic ambition to become the leading global travel retailer, this is a pivotal moment for WHSmith as we ...

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