Publishing giant News Corp has put Foxtel up for sale following 'third party interest' in the Australian pay television company. In an update on the companies financial results for the 2024 fiscal ...

News Corp CFO Lavanya Chandrashekar said: “The sale of Foxtel is significant for News Corp, and will enable greater focus on our core growth pillars, which drove over 95 percent of total segment ...

Foxtel could be up for sale after third party interest in the News Corp owned television company. Publishing giant News Corp has revealed it is considering selling Australian pay television ...

Foxtel's summer sale gives new customers 20% off the monthly price of each of its bundles when you sign up on a 12-month plan.. Additionally, you can opt for the following 12-month bundles and ...

Foxtel is an Australian pay television company that offers cable, satellite, and IPTV streaming services. It sold for $3.4 billion AUD.

Foxtel for sale. 9 August 2024 · News This isn’t strictly speaking a radio story, but it could be. News Corp is perhaps selling its 65% interest in Foxtel.The other 35% is owned by Telstra.. In News ...

News Corp (NWS) announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement for the sale of Foxtel Group to DAZN Group Limited. Under the terms of the agreement, shareholder loans in the amount of A ...

Pay TV company Foxtel's quarterly loss has worsened thanks to the closure of Australian subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) provider Presto, this time for a loss of $23 million (AU$31.2 million ...

Foxtel is 65 percent owned by News Corp., while Australian telecom company Telstra holds the remaining 35 percent. Telstra has yet to comment publicly on the potential sale.

The sale of Australian subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) provider Presto to pay-TV company Foxtel has resulted in a quarterly loss of $21 million (AU$27 million), News Corp has announced ...

At the end of June 2024, 69% of Foxtel's paid subscribers streamed, compared with 46% for Sky. Sports streaming accounted for 33% of Foxtel's subscribers, compared with 18% for Sky.