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BRIEF-Brands For Less Signs Agreement With TJX Companies For Sale Of 35% Stake

Aug 22, 2024 2:41 AM

Aug 21 (Reuters) -

* BRANDS FOR LESS SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH TJX COMPANIES, INC.

FOR

SALE OF 35% STAKE - STATEMENT

* BRANDS FOR LESS - TRANSACTION VALUES BFL GROUP AT USD 1.2

BILLION

* BRANDS FOR LESS - DENOVO PARTNERS ACTED AS SOLE FINANCIAL

ADVISOR

* BRANDS FOR LESS - WHITE & CASE PROVIDED LEGAL COUNSEL TO

BFL

GROUP ON TRANSACTION

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