Outdoor specialist Concord has just finalised a management buyout from HTV. A management team, comprising of seven people, has bought the company for £2million.Peter Waddell, chairman of Concord, says, “When HTV took the decision to divest of its non core activities, this, with the assistance of 3i, gave us the opportunity to acquire Concord”.
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It has just been announced that London Weekend Television has taken over a major shareholding in Yorkshire Tyne Tees Television, as well as taking on the airtime sales contract for the ITV station (YTT’s airtime will be sold in conjunction with LWT’s airtime by Laser Sales Limited, which since February 1993 has been a wholly… Continue reading LWT Takes Over YTT Holdings & Sales
Outdoor specialist Concord has just finalised a management buyout from HTV. A management team, comprising of seven people, has bought the company for £2million.Peter Waddell, chairman of Concord, says, “When HTV took the decision to divest of its non core activities, this, with the assistance of 3i, gave us the opportunity to acquire Concord”.
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