Wounded Sky under pressure to return cash after MediaWorks U-turn

Wounded Sky under pressure to return cash after MediaWorks U-turn
Sky has premium TV content stitched up and would've added radio and outdoor ads to go with it. (Image: Getty)
Daniel Dunkley
It’s safe to say Sky TV’s shareholders are relieved today. Stock in the satellite broadcaster is up 5.7% at the time of writing to $2.38 following news that the company has withdrawn its takeover offer for radio and outdoor advertising business, MediaWorks.The deal always looked under threat. Sky shares plummeted by 7% last week as it announced surprise plans to snap up the home of Today FM, The Edge and countless billboard spaces across New Zealand.While Sky bosses had earmarked MediaWorks as the right company to fuel its growth in...

More Markets

NZ stocks end flat amid Fletcher-SkyCity legal woes
Markets Market Close

NZ stocks end flat amid Fletcher-SkyCity legal woes

Tesla's 14% drop again highlighted the general state of global market uncertainty.

Jamie Gray 06 Jun 2025
SkyCity claims it is entitled to $330m in damages from Fletcher Building
Markets

SkyCity claims it is entitled to $330m in damages from Fletcher Building

The original delivery date of the International Convention Centre was January 2019. 

Rebecca Howard 06 Jun 2025
The firm bearing the brunt of public sector cutbacks
Markets Small Cap Wrap

The firm bearing the brunt of public sector cutbacks

Plus Being AI, takeover madness, and more.