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Avusa approves unbundling

Feb 25 2008 09:19

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Johannesburg - Media group Avusa (AUA) said on Monday that shareholders have approved the listing and unbundling of its media assets to a new entity Opco.

Opco will be renamed Avusa Limited and be listed on the JSE's Consumer Services - Publishing sector on March 31. Avusa, the group, will be renamed ElementOne with effect from Monday March 31, 2008.

The net book value of the operating media assets, which include I-Net Bridge and Business Day newspaper, is about R1bn, the group said.

Following the implementation of the transaction, Avusa (ElementOne?s) only operating asset will be its 38% stake in Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers.

The shareholding is not enough to comply with the bourse operator's listing requirement, which is 50% plus one of the voting shares. But the JSE has granted it 12 months from the date of unbundling to remedy the non-compliance.

- I-Net Bridge

 
 
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