Menswear retail chain Man to Man has collapsed into voluntary administration, putting the future of 82 stores in doubt a week before Christmas.
Ferrier Hodgson partners James Stewart and Brendan Richards were appointed voluntary administrators for Toman Investments and Man to Man (Imports), trading as Man to Man menswear, on Wednesday, December 17.
The administrators said in a statement they are seeking urgent expressions of interest for the chain, which was founded in 1981 and turned over $39 million in the last financial year.
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