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Supreme Court ruling overturns a previous decision and partially accepts the plan proposed by Luís Delgado, reports Lusa.
Around 100 workers demonstrated against the agency's restructuring. The government has ruled out a merger with RTP and promised a capital injection of 5 million in 2025.
The Supreme Court of Justice overturned the Court of Appeal's ruling and approved the insolvency plan for Trust in News (TiN), but removed the clause that did not protect creditors' rights, according to the website Página Um. In other words, it ruled in favour of Luís Delgado, who appealed the decision not to approve the plan.
The decision dated March 12 partially approves the plan proposed by Luís Delgado, owner of the company that acquired a series of magazines from the Impresa group in 2018, including Visão. The Supreme Court only declared the clause regarding the creditors' rights plan null and void.
On March 10, the Italian group MFE entered the Portuguese market with a 32.934% stake in Impresa. Francisco Teixeira, country manager of WPP Portugal, views the move as positive. “It is good news. It is like the birth of a child; for me, as a Sporting fan, it is like seeing a Sporting goal. Investment in the sector...
RTP wants a single brand for television and radio by the end of the month. Journalists reject the strategy and are debating 'actions to take' in a joint plenary session.
Workers' committees say the government is creating uncertainty with unclear public policies. There are protests in Lisbon and Porto this Thursday.
Francisco Pedro Balsemão will now combine the role of chief executive officer with that of chairman of the board of directors, a position previously held by his father.
Francisco Pedro Balsemão speaks of a “historic day” after the entry of the Italians from MFE received the final approval needed to complete the deal.
The CMVM had already announced that the Italian group, controlled by the Berlusconi family, would be exempt from launching a takeover bid for Impresa.
General meeting approved the expansion of the Board of Directors from six to nine members.
Impresa shareholders gave the green light once again this Tuesday for MediaForEurope (MFE) to enter the group, reiterating their favourable vote for the 17.325 million euro capital increase to be subscribed by the Italian group, according to a statement published on the Portuguese Securities Market Commission (CMVM) website.
The CMVM states that the Italian group demonstrated it cannot exert dominant influence over the owner of SIC and Expresso, and therefore, a takeover bid is not required.
MediaForEurope (MFE) will not be required to launch a public takeover bid for Impresa. The CMVM's decision, announced this Tuesday, three and a half months after the agreement between the two groups was formalised on 26 November, ends the deadlock over the deal and paves the way for...
One of the items on the general meeting agenda aims to deliberate on increasing the board to nine members and electing three new members from MFE, the group that will hold more than 32% of Impresa.
The year 2025 was marked by major changes in the marketing, advertising and media sector. The consolidation of groups — such as Omnicom and Interpublic — the arrival of new players — such as the Italian MFE's investment in the capital of the Impresa group — and the crisis in media organisations ...
