Consolidated Media Holdings

Losers of the Week


Consolidated Media Holdings (CMJ), a company that focuses in the gaming, entertaining, television broadcasting, magazine publishing and distributing, subscription television, investment in internet and other sectors was the worst performer in the ASX100 list that lost 9.8 percent or 33 cents to its stock price closing the week at $3.02.

Stokes wins Seats in ConsMedia Board


James Packer, who controls more than 40 percent of Consolidated Media Holdings (CMJ) shares have agreed to provide two seats to Kerry Stokes in the Consolidated Media Board in return of a standstill agreement according to which Mr. Stokes will not purchase more shares without the agreement with Mr. Packer for 12 months. The two representatives of Mr. Stokes, who were given entry in the board are Peter Gammell and Mr. Stoke’s son Ryan.

Best Performer of the Week: Lihir Gold


Lihir Gold Limited (LGL), an Australia based that is engaged in gold mining, exploration and gold processing in the Australasian region was the best performer of the 36th week in ASX100 with a gain of 9.5 percent or 26 cents closing the week at $2.98.

Takeover Speculation Boosts ConsMedia Price


The speculation regarding the possibility of Kerry Stokes backed Seven Network (SEV) going for full Consolidated Media Holdings (CMJ) takeover has boosted the price of the company.

The Best Performing Stocks of the Week 28


Consolidated Media Holdings (CMJ), a company that is engaged in the business of gaming, entertaining, television broadcasting, program development, magazine publishing and distributing, subscription television, investment in internet was the best performing stocks in ASX100 index for the week 28 with a gain of 17.1 percent or 38 cents in its stock price closing the week at $2.60.

Raid over Consolidated Media Continues for the Second Day


Seven Network (SEV) is expected to announce itself as the second largest stockholder of Consolidated Media Holding (CMJ) controlled by James Packer which came under an unexpected raid from Seven Network on Wednesday.

Consolidated Media Stunned by Unexpected Share Raid


James Packer’s Consolidated Media (CMJ) came under a stunning attack by a $150 million hostile share raid. Seven Network (SEV), a rival of Consolidated Media which is controlled by Kerry Strokes is assumed to be the buyer of the stocks which will allow Seven Network to prevent a takeover of the company.

Consolidated Media Holdings (CMJ) Update


Consolidated Media Holdings (CMJ) reiterated their $4.20 target price from Australian stockmarket analysts from Citi.

Consolidated Media Holdings Limited (CMJ): FOXTEL Refinancing on Hold, Valuation Upside Remains

FOXTEL refinancing on hold — The FOXTEL Board has decided to defer refinancing its net debt to 3.0x EBITDA, the proceeds from which would have been paid out to shareholders. Reason given: less than favourable credit market conditions.

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