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Joules plans CVA as loan default looms

Retailer Joules is mulling a CVA after warning that it may default on a bank loan at the end of this month.

The upmarket wellies and waterproofs store said it needed to raise a bridging loan to repay a £5m facility that falls due at the end of November. It has appealed to Barclays and its founder Tom Joule to secure short-term finance.

The bridging loan is needed to give it time to push ahead with a company voluntary arrangement to cut its rent bill.

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