Mega listing falls through on delays to shareholder approval for TRS deal

Mega listing falls through on delays to shareholder approval for TRS deal
By Jonathan Underhill May 6 (BusinessDesk) - A deal for an NZX listing for Mega, the cloud-based file storage and encryption firm launched by internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom in 2013 to replace his Megaupload empire, has fallen through because of delays in gaining approval from the listed shell company TRS Investments. Auckland-based TRS, controlled by interests associated with Australian investor Paul Choiselat, has repeatedly extended its deadline for the Mega deal, with the latest deadline for shareholder approval set at May 29. "It...