Trade Me sale or Fairfax break up? Deutsche Bank runs sums
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Deutsche Bank analyst Andrew Anagnostellis has examined two strategic options for troubled media company Fairfax: the sale of its 66% remaining stake in Trade Me and its radio business, or a compete company break up - either by current management "or an external party."
Mr Anagnostellis ran
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Chris Keall
Fri, 15 Jun 2012
Fri, 15 Jun 2012
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Trade Me sale or Fairfax break up? Deutsche Bank runs sums
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