They include: Athlone, Athlone Town Centre shopping centre, Brighton, Churchill Square, Bristol, Cribbs Causeway, Derry, Richmond shopping centre, Doncaster, Frenchgate centre, Dundee, Overgate, Enniskillen, Erneside shopping centre, Exeter, Princeshay shopping centre, Falkirk, Howgate centre, Fareham, Whitley shopping centre, Glasgow, Forge shopping centre, Grimsby, Freshney Place, Liverpool, South John Street, Maidstone, Fremlin Walk, Milton Keynes, Silbury Arcade, Motherwell, Brandon Parade South, Newbridge, Whitewater shopping centre, Peterborough, Queensgate shopping centre, Preston, Friargate Walk, Southampton, Westquay Shopping Parade, Swansea, Queens Arcade, Tallaght, The Square and Telford, Telford shopping centre.
The retailer has closed the underperforming stores across the UK and Ireland, putting about 200 jobs at risk, despite being bought in a pre-pack administration deal by a subsidiary of the founding Ramzan family.
Sheraz Ramzan, chief executive of Quiz, said: “The board took the difficult decision to appoint administrators to Zandra Retail Limited in light of the continuing challenging trading conditions impacting the group’s performance.
Administrators struck a deal for Orion, a subsidiary company run by the Ramzan family, to buy a raft of assets, including the Quiz brand and 42 of its shops.
Troubled high street fashion chain Quiz has shut 23 “loss-making or unsustainable” stores after falling into administration.
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