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INM shares jump 11% after group raises €52m in rights issue

SHARES in Independent News & Media (INM) jumped by more than 11% in early trading yesterday, after the group announced it had raised €52 million from its rights issue, helping to reduce overall debt levels by around €350m.

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O’Reilly hints at board changes at Independent Media

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INM hopeful of bond agreement

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INM sees 52% dip in profits

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Threat of examinership remains a real option for INM

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Media giant JPL profits rise by 56% to €7.4m

Limerick Leader seeks redundancies among journalists

THE Limerick Leader yesterday announced that it was seeking 3.5 redundancies from the 28 journalists on the newspaper.

Fri, 24 Jul, 2009

IN&M lowers profit forecast

Independent News & Media (INM) today lowered its profit forecast for 2009, describing the current business environment as "extremely challenging".

Fri, 12 Jun, 2009

O’Brien will not use his own fortune to end INM impasse

THE owners of the Irish Independent have only a 50-50 chance of agreeing refinancing of up to €200 million in loan bonds, as the company continues its brinkmanship with its debtors.

Sat, 30 May, 2009

Breathing space for IN&M

Struggling Independent News and Media said today it had secured vital breathing space in its negotiation with investors.

Mon, 18 May, 2009

Media board confident of bond deal

THE board of Independent News & Media (INM) said yesterday that it is confident of reaching a satisfactory agreement from its ongoing negotiations with relevant stakeholders over the refinancing terms of its €200 million bond.

Fri, 01 May, 2009

INM remains coy over possible sale of assets in bid to reduce €1.4bn debt

INDEPENDENT News & Media (INM) is remaining coy about the likelihood of any sale of high-profile assets in a bid to lower its e1.4 billion debt.

Fri, 17 Apr, 2009

INM refuses to comment on assets speculation

INDEPENDENT News and Media (INM) has declined to comment on speculation over which specific non-core assets it is looking to sell, but it is believed that no Irish subsidiaries are due to be offloaded.

Thu, 29 Jan, 2009