Hedge funds like what they hear at Southern Cross
Triple M and Hit radio network owner Southern Cross Media Group may soon have some hedge funds on its share register.
Triple M and Hit radio network owner Southern Cross Media Group may soon have some hedge funds on its share register.
Major shareholders have initiated a first strike against the leadership team at Southern Cross Media as expectations of the sale of its regional TV empire by Christmas disappear.
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The move is another blow for SCA, and could imperil its bid to offload its regional TV assets, a transaction necessary to reduce costs.
Southern Cross Media chairman Heith Mackay-Cruise is likely to face an uncomfortable grilling from shareholders at the company’s AGM on Monday.
The boss of Southern Cross Media – which owns the Triple M and Hit networks – said the on-air line-ups were now ‘pretty stable’ despite recent high-profile departures.
The owner of the Triple M and Hit network has had a ‘watershed year’ after being hit by a falling advertising market and business disruption, says its chief executive.
The broadcaster has confirmed it is back in active talks with Paramount’s Network Ten about a sale of its regional television assets.
Former Seven West Media management lobbied the board of the broadcaster to buy Southern Cross Media Group and ARN Media with its own shares but was blocked by chairman Kerry Stokes.
Southern Cross Media could be at the negotiating table with Paramount Global.
Domain Group founder Antony Catalano and Alex Waislitz’s Thorney Investment Group are now expected to lift their ownership interest in Southern Cross Media.
Southern Cross Media Group has rejected a deal by Australian Community Media to acquire some of its key print and digital assets.
The acquisition by Southern Cross Media Group of ACM may not be unlikely after all, as the two groups remain in detailed talks.
Southern Cross Media Group’s decision to consider folding the Australian Community Media business into the group is likely a test of the value of the digital assets.
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The radio group remains committed to continue its bid to take over Southern Cross Media after a private equity firm bailed.
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The sale process for the Southern Cross Media regional television business failed to yield a credible buyer. So with trading conditions deteriorating, what’s its future?
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A proposal by ARN Media to acquire Southern Cross Media Group is becoming more likely following a revised offer.
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The prolonged battle to gain control of Southern Cross Media Group by ARN Media continues, with it now putting more money on the table.
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The proposed takeover of Southern Cross Media has been rejected but the company continues to be open to further offers.
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While ARN Media is tussling with takeover target Southern Cross Media, bidding partner Anchorage Capital Partners is looking for executives to run the assets if the bid succeeds.
Southern Cross Media, which owns Triple M and Hit radio networks, has recorded a huge fall in profit as it cuts costs and weighs up the proposed acquisition by ARN Media.
The media sector is under close watch as takeover target Southern Cross Media Group on Thursday delivers its half-year result while global giants create ripples across Asia Pacific operations.
Tensions are believed to be building between the board and management teams of Southern Cross Media and its suitor, ARN Media, which has delivered a $9.8m loss for 2023
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