Loonland to Divest Itself of Metrodome Holding
TV-Loonland will sell its majority stake in Metrodome, the U.K. film and DVD company, reports C21 Media. Metrodome confirmed that the board of TV-Loonland asked the company to "initiate a formal tender process for the sale of TV-Loonland's 61.3% stake in the issued share capital of Metrodome."
The tendering process is expected to be concluded by the end of September, subject to approval at TV-Loonland's annual general meeting in October. Several parties have already expressed interest in the company.
Simon Flamank, CEO of TV-Loonland and chairman of Metrodome, stated, "This is the conclusion of the strategic decision taken last year that TV-Loonland saw its stake in Metrodome as a financial asset. Metrodome is now a stronger and more focused company and as such it should now look to attract new shareholders and equity, in order for it to further develop its business."
The tendering process is expected to be concluded by the end of September, subject to approval at TV-Loonland's annual general meeting in October. Several parties have already expressed interest in the company.
Simon Flamank, CEO of TV-Loonland and chairman of Metrodome, stated, "This is the conclusion of the strategic decision taken last year that TV-Loonland saw its stake in Metrodome as a financial asset. Metrodome is now a stronger and more focused company and as such it should now look to attract new shareholders and equity, in order for it to further develop its business."























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