A-beauty make-up brand Napoleon Perdis enters administration

Published: 31-Jan-2019
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The brand has 56 stores across Australia putting hundreds of jobs at risk

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Australian make-up brand Napoleon Perdis has announced it has entered into voluntary administration after failing to find a buyer, putting hundreds of jobs at risk.

Founder, Napoleon Perdis expects about half the brand’s 56 Australian stores will shut, as administrators from Worrells Solvency and Forensic Accountants try to sell the business or find new investors.

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