The £11.5 billion sale of Virgin Media has been thrown off course by the crisis in the debt markets, the company conceded yesterday.
The television and telecoms group announced that the sale process would be extended until a "more stable debt market environment" had emerged.
Virgin refused to detail when it thought that time might come. However, some believe it will be at least October, meaning the formal auction for the quadruple-play group - which was meant to kick-off this month with first-round indicative offers - may not get under way for at least two months and possibly longer.
See Original Article
If you are concerned about debt in your business and would like to prevent administration or liquidation then call us now. We can help you take back control of your finances and keep the business trading under your leadership.
Call us now on: 0800 071 1616
Email us at: info@debtsgone.co.uk
See our website: www.debtsgone.co.uk
Wednesday, 8 August 2007
Posted by Debtsgone LTD at Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(260)
-
▼
August
(41)
- BARCLAYS yesterday denied speculation that it has ...
- A record 120,000 people in the UK will file for in...
- THE number of people declared bankrupt in Edinburg...
- KPMG has said that the number of personal insolven...
- Many people in the UK are in control of their debt...
- It is becoming tougher for people with debts to ob...
- THE past few years have been lean ones for those w...
- Britain's live-now-pay-later culture has left the ...
- TWO-THIRDS of borrowers have unrealistic expectati...
- Former Halifax Town chairman Geoff Ralph has warne...
- So much has happened over the past few weeks regar...
- More news on Individual Voluntary Arrangements and...
- As levels of debt rise more and more people feel t...
- Business owners are being told not to panic but to...
- THE amount of debt passed to collection agencies h...
- A CARE home which shut down and gave elderly resid...
- TV adverts may be annoying, but, in finance, they ...
- The Debt Resolution Forum yesterday warned that th...
- Thousands of students may go bankrupt after accumu...
- Nearly half of all people applying for bankruptcy ...
- Young people are shouldering the highest level of ...
- Until very recently, Britain’s attitude to the sub...
- More than one million pensioners are facing a blea...
- A record number of people in England and Wales app...
- We paraphrase. Nouriel Roubini, of RGE Monitor, ac...
- In view of the recent announcement by TIX and the ...
- Football clubs in the English Premiership and Cham...
- Nearly one in four young people would consider dec...
- STIGMA about debt does not worry young consumers, ...
- The £11.5 billion sale of Virgin Media has been th...
- Attempts to rescue troubled companies and save job...
- The number of people whose homes were repossessed ...
- RECORD numbers of Scots are going bankrupt as the ...
- UK personal insolvencies were down for the first t...
- Home repossessions jumped 30 per cent year-on-year...
- Two Bear Stearns hedge funds filed for bankruptcy ...
- Figures released by the Insolvency Service today s...
- R3 – The Association of Business Recovery Professi...
- Official statistics are expected to show an increa...
- We reveal how more than eight million Britons are ...
- LONDON, July 31 (Reuters) - More British companies...
-
▼
August
(41)
No comments:
Post a Comment