They paid zilch.
Shares were given to them as part of the last rugby deal.
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They own such a small piece of the business now relative to other corporations it really isn't much of a talking point in my view.
Whether they hold them or sell them - it doesn't mean anything anymore. If they of participated in the CR and still held over 5% of the business then that would be much more noteworth in the event of a sale.
IIRC on the earnings call the said the sale was delayed by level 4 restrictions (no site visits) and an update would be provided at the AGM.
Likely a material transaction, so would need to be announced as soon as it goes unconditional.
Edit: for the sake for feeding Ogg and mistaTea, it'll probably go unconditional at 4pm today and we'll have announcement before 5pm. Have a good weekend.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12480803
More cuts to senior leadership to make Sky a learner operation and save $$$
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...5PWGTI7TIIBII/
If these guys could do a big deal to buy real estate over Zoom...God only knows why Sky TV's property sale has had to experience delays.
My personal observation over the years is that when a deal takes too long to do, it usually ends up not getting done.
I did hear from a real estate source that the plan by the government to allow even higher density (3 storey) has changed the real estate landscape just within the last week - awaiting further details from the government as to the nuts & bolts of the policy. Could be another reason I guess for delay.