‘If a buyer wants to pounce on Asos, they might prefer to move sooner rather than later’

Hand in foreground holding phone with Asos logo. Asos website in background

Asos’ shares put on a stylish 15% uplift immediately following the announcement, moderating to 10.5% at the time of writing, but the online specialist still needs to prove that renewed success will last longer than a passing fashion fad. 

Compared to the heady heights it achieved in the past, Asos – which is at the centre of takeover speculation – at present remains more bargain basement than catwalk star.

 

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