Arbitration case: Zee to contest ₹8,000 crore claims by Star India
Entertainment co says on September 16, Star filed its statement before the LCIA Arbitral Tribunal and sought damages to be determined
Entertainment co says on September 16, Star filed its statement before the LCIA Arbitral Tribunal and sought damages to be determined
The companies have "mutually" agreed to withdraw all respective claims against each other
These FCCBs would be issued to Resonance Opportunities Fund, St. John's Wood Fund Ltd. and Ebisu Global Opportunities
The company experienced a 2.7% year-on-year (YoY) revenue growth, reaching ₹2,169 crore.
MD & CEO Punit Goenka will assume direct charge of the critical business verticals including the domestic broadcast business.
The proposed structure is aimed towards arriving at a cost-effective operational model, says ZEE.
A board-appointed committee advises that the identified business verticals will need to substantially reduce losses and enhance their performance levels.
The three-member committee will be headed by former Allahabad High Court judge Dr Satish Chandra and will have Uttam Prakash Agarwal and P V R Murthy as the independent directors.
ZEE says it has been in the process of providing all the comments, information or explanations requested by SEBI
Both companies have reportedly engaged in talks in Mumbai in their last-ditch efforts to save $10 billion