By City A.M. Reporter Superdry has avoided insolvency after shareholders voted to approve a £10m lifeline today. Following a general meeting, the company said that the £10m equity raise, which is underwritten by chief executive Julian Dunkerton, “provides greater comfort that the company will have sufficient liquidity headroom to implement its turnaround plan”. The company, which has over 90 stores in the UK, warned in April that it could go bust unless it radically restructured the business, announcing that it would delist from the London Stock Exchange. Peter Sjӧlander, Superdry’s chairman, …