Boohoo wants to bar Frasers from making an offer for the company while it sits on the board, and for up to a year if it exits, and asked for a commitment that Frasers' nominee would not be involved in commercial decisions at Boohoo's rivals. "The Board considers it wholly inappropriate for Frasers to seek to leverage its significant shareholding in boohoo and other UK retailers to promote its own commercial self-interest," Boohoo said in a statement. Boohoo added that Frasers had not disclosed in its open letter that it had agreed to a meeting with the company to discuss its concerns over asset sales, and over Boohoo's concerns related to Frasers' representation on its board. Boohoo on Thursday also said that Mahmud Kamani, who holds about 23.21% of the company along with affiliates, confirmed that he has no intention to make it an offer, and agreed to make the same commitments required of Frasers if the sportswear retailer agreed to them first. Frasers did not immediately respond to a request for comment.