LDC looks for buyers for its failing music retailer

Lloyds Development Capital’s failing music retailer Music Zone is looking for buyers after entering administration as competition with online sales stiffens.

Music Zone, a UK music and book retailer backed by Lloyds Development Capital in a £12 million (€18 million; $23 million) buyout, is looking for buyers after entering administration.

A spokesman for Lloyds said the toal outstanding creditor debts amount to £28 million.

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Lloyds Development Capital, the private equity arm of the Lloyds TSB Group, bought Music Zone in March 2005 from founder Russ Grainger.

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