Nine’s more favourable bid comes at NZME’s cost
A competing, unnamed bidder’s offer for Stuff was at risk had High Court granted NZME’s interim injunction.
Reweti Kohere
Thu, 21 May 2020
A competing bidder’s tilt at acquiring Stuff from its Aussie owner could have been jeopardised or at least delayed had NZME successfully forced Nine Entertainment back to the negotiating table.
Auckland High Court Justice Sarah Katz dismissed on Tuesday the listed media company’s application
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Reweti Kohere
Thu, 21 May 2020
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Nine’s more favourable bid comes at NZME’s cost
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