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Syn ends talks with Asa on sale of web and radio media assets

Syn ends talks with Asa on sale of web and radio media assets

ReutersReuters2026/08/23 22:00
  • Syn ended talks to sell its web and radio media assets to Asa after the deadline to finalize a purchase agreement passed.
  • The March 12, 2026 term sheet granted Asa exclusivity, which has now lapsed.
  • Syn said it met the term-sheet conditions tied to the agreed price, including revenue and operating performance targets for the unit.
  • The media assets will remain within the group and continue to support core operations.
  • The outcome does not change Syn’s 2026 financial guidance.


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