You could have heard a pin drop around brokers’ desks on Monday. It was the slowest trading day so far this year. Just $4 billion worth of stock changed hands ahead of Tuesday’s RBA meeting. And unlisted markets were as quiet, as valuations, and bull and bear cases dance around.
The only other deal worth talking about was Sky Network Television’s bid for Kiwi outdoor advertising company Mediaworks. It’s owned by Oaktree and Quadrant, and has agreed to exclusive talks with Sky.
The business’s got $NZ204 million revenue for the year ending December 31. It had also been thinking of an IPO for the second half.
Dual-listed Sky Network Television is in exclusive talks to acquire Oaktree Capital’s radio and outdoor advertising company in New Zealand, Mediaworks.
West Australian cobalt and nickel explorer Galileo Mining has landed on the radar of resources fund managers, who reckon it could be IGO’s next target.