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rabot

American  
[rab-uht] / ˈræb ət /

noun

  1. a hardwood block used for rubbing marble before polishing.


Etymology

Origin of rabot

< French: plane

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The Hotel Chocolat group already owns 47% of Rabot, while Mr Gerrie, who is also the group's non-executive chairman, owns 40.5%.

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"The group is well placed to leverage the value of the Rabot inventory and to further develop the brand's intellectual property, which includes a range of high-quality beauty products which have attracted multiple awards and favourable customer reviews," Hotel Chocolat said.

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The firm paid just £4 to take full control of Rabot 1745, which it set up five years ago in partnership with businessman Andrew Gerrie.

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Rabot lost £400,000 last year but Hotel Chocolat says it can turn it around.

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After it buys his stake in Rabot, Hotel Chocolat will pay back a £744,000 loan that Mr Gerrie provided to the beauty business.

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