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Videocon d2h has started the year with a bang, with Nasdaq-listed Silver Eagle Acquisition Corp (SEAC) deciding to invest $300 million (Rs 1,900 crore) in it for a minority stake, valuing it at a whopping $1.2 billion.
As part of the agreement, the Indian direct-to-home TV service provider will list on Nasdaq. In exchange for the investment by SEAC, Videocon d2h will issue new stocks in the form of American depository shares.
Based in Mumbai, Videocon d2h is part of Venugopal Dhoot's $10-billion global conglomerate Videocon Group, which has interests in consumer electronics, oil & gas, power, retail and insurance.
As part of the transaction, SEAC's chief executive officer Harry Sloan and president Jeff Sagansky will join the board of the DTH company. Sloan had served as chairman and CEO of MGM in the past, while Sagansky was part of the top management of CBS and Sony Pictures.
$300-mn boost to Videocon d2h | Business Standard News
As part of the agreement, the Indian direct-to-home TV service provider will list on Nasdaq. In exchange for the investment by SEAC, Videocon d2h will issue new stocks in the form of American depository shares.
Based in Mumbai, Videocon d2h is part of Venugopal Dhoot's $10-billion global conglomerate Videocon Group, which has interests in consumer electronics, oil & gas, power, retail and insurance.
As part of the transaction, SEAC's chief executive officer Harry Sloan and president Jeff Sagansky will join the board of the DTH company. Sloan had served as chairman and CEO of MGM in the past, while Sagansky was part of the top management of CBS and Sony Pictures.
$300-mn boost to Videocon d2h | Business Standard News
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