Seven Group CEO Still Exploring Options on News Bid for ConsMedia
2012年6月26日 - 11:33AM
Dow Jones News
By Gavin Lower
MELBOURNE--Seven Group Holdings Ltd. (SVW.AU) Chief Executive
Peter Gammell said Tuesday the company was still exploring its
options relating to News Corp.'s (NWS.AU) 1.97 billion Australian
dollar (US$1.98 billion) bid for pay television investment company
Consolidated Media Holdings Ltd. (CMJ.AU).
"We are continuing to explore all options," he said.
Seven Group owns 24% of Consolidated Media and is a key player
in News Corp.'s A$3.50-a-share takeover bid. Consolidated Media's
largest shareholder, Australian casino mogul James Packer, who owns
50% of the company through his Consolidated Press Holdings Ltd.,
has said he would support News Corp.'s bid.
Consolidated Media owns a 25% stake in pay television company
Foxtel and 50% of sports channel Fox Sports.
News Corp. is the owner of Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall
Street Journal.
Write to Gavin Lower at gavin.lower@wsj.com
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