UTV bids for commercial radio group
The offer, pitched at 91 pence per share, represents a premium of around 10.3% over Wireless’s closing price of 82.5p on April 18, the last dealing day prior to the date on which UTV announced it was in talks with the company.
Patrick Cox, an independent non-executive Wireless director, said the offer included a share alternative for shareholders wanting to maintain exposure to the growing British radio market.
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