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Next aims to acquire Radley handbag brand

PRIVATEApr 15, 2026•about 1 month ago

Acquiring Company

Acquired Company

Radley

London

Greater LondonInformation TechnologyHealth CareSecurityCyber SecurityRisk ManagementE CommerceFashionRetail

Description

Next is reportedly considering a takeover of the iconic designer handbag firm Radley. The potential acquisition is in early discussions, with Next seeking to acquire Radley's brand and intellectual property assets. This move comes as Next continues to grow its portfolio of luxury brands.

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Company

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

About

Next DLP (“Next”) is a leading provider of insider risk and data protection solutions. The Reveal Platform by Next uncovers risk, stops data loss, educates employees and fulfills security, compliance, and regulatory needs. The company’s leadership brings decades of cyber and technology experience from Fortra (f.k.a. HelpSystems), DigitalGuardian, Crowdstrike, Forcepoint, Mimecast, IBM, Cisco, and Veracode. Next is trusted by organizations big and small, from the Fortune 100 to fast-growing healthcare and technology companies. For more information visit www.nextdlp.com.

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