By Jon Robinson By virtue of being a household name, publicly-listed group and controversial brand, Boohoo is never far from the headlines. Its finances, business and ethical practices have been a matter of public debate on a regular basis since it was founded in Manchester almost 20 years ago. Since its London IPO in 2014, group results have also been poured over by investors and analysts and the Boohoo name has acted as a bellwether for the UK fast fashion industry as a whole. But while the group’s overall finances are made public on the London Stock Exchange, those of its individual brands …
