One of these conditions is that JJB's proposed company voluntary arrangement (CVA), which is an alternative to administration, gets landlord approval at a vote next Tuesday.
JJB also said that it has reached agreement with Bank of Scotland, its lender, for the provision of a new committed working capital facility of £25m through to May 31 2014.
The move to raise more funds comes just weeks after the retailer completed a £31.5m fundraising, showing just how precarious the company's position has become.
However Keith Jones, chief executive of JJB, said that the fundraising and the new facility from its bank give it sufficient working capital for its present requirements.
However Keith Jones, chief executive of JJB, said that the fundraising and the new facility from its bank give it sufficient working capital for its present requirements.
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