Clipper Logistics Group looks at a possible flotation

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By Alex Lennane

20/01/2014

This story, originally from Yorkshire’s Business Post, reveals that Clipper Logistics is again considering a flotation. Although there has been some interest from foreign groups looking for acquisitions, it is believed that the founder is keen to grow the business, which is thought could be valued at about £120m. Clipper specialises in retail, and works with groups including John Lewis and ASOS.

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