25.05.2026 11:30
The sale process of Denmark-based Flying Tiger Copenhagen, which also has many stores in Turkey, is nearing its end. While British investment firm Modella Capital is expected to take over the chain, the company has around 900 stores worldwide. It was reported that Flying Tiger had previously undergone a financial restructuring process and received £160 million in capital support.
It has been claimed that the sales process of Denmark-based Flying Tiger Copenhagen is nearing its end. It was stated that the retail chain, which also has many stores in Turkey, is expected to be taken over by UK-based investment firm Modella Capital.
CRITICAL STAGE IN SALES NEGOTIATIONS
According to reports in the British press, the company's owners, Danske Bank and Nordea, have made significant progress in sales negotiations. It was stated that Modella Capital is the closest party to acquiring the chain in the process.
NEARLY 900 STORES
Flying Tiger Copenhagen, known for its colorful stationery products, home accessories, and gift items, has approximately 900 stores worldwide. The company operates around 80 stores in the UK, with franchise operations also in Israel, Vietnam, and the Philippines. The brand also has many stores in Turkey.
ACQUISITIONS INCREASE IN THE RETAIL SECTOR
It is noted that restructuring and acquisition processes have accelerated in the retail sector in the UK due to recent economic pressures and store closures.
Modella Capital had previously acquired Claire's Accessories and WHSmith's high street stores. The restructuring of WHSmith stores under the "TG Jones" brand had drawn attention in the sector.
THE COMPANY HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN RESTRUCTURED
It was reported that Flying Tiger Copenhagen underwent a comprehensive financial restructuring process in 2025, with approximately £160 million in capital support provided to the company. It was stated that financial advisors have been seeking new investors since the beginning of the year.