Vape maker buys Typhoo Tea out of administration

Typhoo Tea to be rescued by vape maker for £10m
Typhoo Tea has been rescued by vape maker Supreme in a £10m deal which it said would keep the brand "in British hands". The 120-year-old teamaker fell in to administration in November as its sales slumped and debts rose.
Supreme acquires Typhoo Tea for nearly $13m
Supreme CEO Sandy Chadha said this acquisition is a “significant step” in its “broader diversification strategy.”
Typhoo Tea bought out of administration in £10.2m rescue deal
Typhoo, one of Britain’s oldest tea companies, has been bought out of administration by a major UK vaping manufacturer. Typhoo Tea collapsed last week after finding no way of paying back tens of millions of pounds in debts,
Typhoo Tea saved from administration in rescue deal by vape company Supreme
The 121-year-old tea firm filed to appoint administrators on Wednesday, but Supreme has confirmed it has completed a rescue deal to buy the brand. | ITV National News
Iconic British tea firm Typhoo saved after collapsing into administration
Typhoo has been snapped up by Supreme, in a deal worth £10.2million, after the 120-year-old firm collapsed into administration last week following declining sales and mounting debts
Typhoo Tea falls into administration
Typhoo Tea has fallen into administration as the 120-year-old brand's sales slump, losses widen and debts rise. Advisory firm Kroll has been appointed to handle the administration and find a buyer for the tea business. Vape and battery maker Supreme is front runner to buy Typhoo, the BBC understands.
Why vape makers Supreme have bought Typhoo, UK's oldest tea firm
Vapes and batteries maker Supreme has bought collapsed tea firm Typhoo out of administration. Typhoo Tea filed to appoint administrators last Wednesday, risking the future of the 121-year-old firm. However, London-listed Supreme confirmed talks over a deal last week and said on Monday it has completed a rescue deal to buy the historic brand.
Supreme Acquires Typhoo Tea for $13 Mln
Supreme said it is acquiring British tea brand Typhoo Tea for 10.2 million pounds ($13 million). The London-listed consumer-goods distributor on Monday said that the transaction is expected to enhance adjusted earnings, and for the integration of the business to proceed without disruption to existing operations or customer-service levels.
Typhoo Tea bought out of administration by vapes firm Supreme
Typhoo Tea filed to appoint administrators last Wednesday. However, London-listed Supreme confirmed talks over a deal last week and said on Monday it has completed a rescue deal to buy the historic brand. Supreme said it will pay a total of £10.2 million to buy Typhoo, in a deal which values the brand’s stock and trade debts at £7.5 million.
Supreme rescues Typhoo Tea from administration
Founded in 1903, Typhoo entered administration last month, putting its future and associated brands at risk. Supreme’s acquisition secures Typhoo and its portfolio, including QT, Lift, Herbalists, Heath & Heather, London Fruit & Herb Company, Glengettie, Melrose’s, Ridgeways, Red Mountain Coffee and Fresh Brew.
Typhoo Tea rescued by vape maker
Typhoo Tea has been rescued by vape maker Supreme which will buy the company for £10m. The 120-year-old teamaker fell in to administration in November as its sales slumped and debts rose. The new owner said the deal keeps Typhoo "in British hands" but that manufacturing will be moved abroad.
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