Isabel Marant, one of France’s most important fashion labels, needs to find new financial backers, as lower sales and profits have dented its ability to repay €265 million worth of bonds maturing in early 2028. The brand needs to strike a deal with bondholders or get a cash injection of €150 million from a new investor if it wants to avoid having to file for bankruptcy protection, financial analysts predict.
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