Sandon Capital founder Gabriel Radzyminski is in the throes of hand-to-hand combat with the board of Southern Cross Austereo.
As an activist investor, Radzyminski has made a living by buying into companies that he believes can be improved using shareholder rights to influence the board – or get them replaced. It’s a strategy he likens to renovating the worst house on a good street. And while it doesn’t win him many friends, it can offer some lucrative returns.
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Gus McCubbing is a markets reporter in the Melbourne newsroom. He was previously the Australian Financial Review’s Victorian political correspondent. Connect with Gus on Twitter. Email Gus at gus.mccubbing@afr.com