Victoria’s Secret operates approximately 1,380 retail stores in nearly 70 countries. Victoria’s Secret & Co. is looking to prevent a hostile takeover by an activist investor.

Victoria’s Secret Uses ‘Poison Pill’ as Brett Blundy’s BBRC Increases Stake Published on May 21, 2025 at 10:43 pm by Fatima Gulzar in News ...

The move builds on a larger effort to attract young shoppers by dedicating more in-store space to Pink and broadening that ...

Victoria's Secret's poison pill comes at a time when the lingerie maker has been grappling with tepid demand, as consumers avoid expensive purchases amid rising tariff uncertainty and fears of an ...

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Victoria's Secret adopted a poison pill to prevent BBRC from gaining control without paying a premium, citing undervaluation and retail sector volatility. Levi Strauss is selling Dockers to ...

Victoria’s Secret earlier announced a shareholder rights plan, often called a poison pill, to thwart the investment firm, which is controlled by Brett Blundy.

Victoria’s Secret has introduced a so-called shareholder rights plan, a poison pill designed to stop an investor building a controlling stake without paying a premium.