PoundWorld collapse leaves 5,100 jobs at risk
 

[Deloitte, which had been coordinating efforts to find a solvent deal, will oversee the administration
process for the business, which is based in Normanton, West Yorkshire.]

https://news.sky.com/story/poundworl...-risk-11401516


Leaving Poundland left
on their own
of course they bought all the 99p stores.
And Poundland now has many items at £2
even in their windows.



There are "few single owned" Pound type shops on their own
still going , at this time.

who bought the 99p stores Poundland or Poundworld, I don't know which is which :worry:

It was the Biggest store
POUNDLAND.
That bought every 99p store


PoundWorld is a smaller group of stores
currently owned by a American Group

I remember them from one being green and one being blue

https://e3.365dm.com/18/01/1096x616/...20180118112247
Way Back in 2015
As a New store Opened

Yes that's right.

Imagine queuing up at the new opening of a Poundland.

*PoundWORLD

Trash shop but I obvs feel bad for people losing their jobs

what's the difference!!!

Poundland has Massive amount of stores
and they also sell some items at £2 now.
And few items at even more Cash


PoundWorld is a smaller amount of stores 356
now part of a USA company
Originally just in Yorkshire.

This isn't the time!!!

Sure
it should never have expanded.
Big error


https://www.tpg.com/
The current USA owners
who want to get rid of all the stores
as for months no one wants to buy them.

Inflation,How long can you keep charging a quid for stuff

Well, one is a land, the other is an entire world

Poundland
is clever making many of their own brand products smaller.

But arista just said the world is smaller than the land.

https://i.imgur.com/Z2T3v4R.jpg?1

Well yeah, poundworld is collapsing. I’m not sure if you’re taking this seriously.