News Corporation (NWSA.US) sells its cable Television business Foxtel in a deal worth 2.1 billion USD.
Media tycoon Murdoch's news group (NWSA.US) has sold Australia's cable television business Foxtel to the United Kingdom Sports streaming company DAZN for a total consideration of 3.4 billion Australian Dollars (approximately 2.128 billion USD), including debt. After the Trade is completed, the news group will Hold a 6% equity stake in DAZN and will have one seat on the Board of Directors. Foxtel is valued at about 7 times its EBITDA. Under the agreement, a total of 0.578 billion Australian Dollars in shareholder debt will be repaid, and Foxtel's current debt will be Refinanced. DAZN broadcasts top football leagues in Italy, Spain, Germany, and France.
Express News | Murdoch's News Corporation will sell Foxtel to DAZN in the United Kingdom for $2.1 billion.
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