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Stretched to the Max, Shandong Ruyi Loses Control of Lycra

Three years after a debt repayment default, creditors have taken control of the iconic clothing brand after its Chinese owner’s foray into high-end fashion went awry.

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Few things are more forgiving than Lycra, the stretchy material that can comfortably cover up just about anything. But the last few years have been anything but comfortable for Lycra Co., which manufactures a wide range of clothing made from the material.

Chinese textile conglomerate Ruyi Group (002193.SZ) bought Lycra in 2019, only to default on debt payments related to the purchase not long afterwards. That set off a wild chain of events that were only resolved last week when Ruyi lost control of the company to a group of private equity buyers, according to a Lycra announcement.

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