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Flooring Distributor Headlam Cuts More Jobs and Delists Shares

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Flooring firm Headlam cuts sixty-four more jobs and delists from the London Stock Exchange.

Flooring distributor Headlam has cut an additional sixty-four jobs following its entry into administration. The firm also confirmed that its shares will be delisted from the London Stock Exchange.

The flooring firm had previously announced one hundred fifty-four job losses before the latest round of cuts.
The business has operated since nineteen forty-eight before plunging into administration.
Trading of the company shares on the London Stock Exchange is set to end.

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64jobs cut

154previous job losses

Why it matters

Corporate administrations in the retail and distribution sector often lead to significant workforce reductions and public market exits.

What outlets agree on

Headlam has entered administration resulting in fresh job losses and the removal of its shares from the stock exchange.

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