Proposed Legislation to Prevent UAE Consortium from Acquiring The Telegraph Group

Wednesday, 13 March 2024, 15:16

The UK government is taking steps to introduce new laws that would prevent foreign governments from acquiring UK assets, potentially halting the £600 million sale of The Telegraph to a UAE-backed consortium. The consortium, RedBird IMI, which includes backing from UAE's vice-president Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan and US firm RedBird Capital Partners, may face obstacles due to the impending legislation.
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Proposed Legislation to Prevent UAE Consortium from Acquiring The Telegraph Group

Telegraph Takeover: New Legislation to Protect UK Assets

The UK government is set to introduce laws preventing foreign states from owning assets within the country. This move could disrupt the proposed £600m acquisition of The Telegraph by a UAE-backed consortium.

Concerns Over Ownership and Control

RedBird IMI, a partnership involving UAE vice-president Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan and US firm RedBird Capital Partners, is at the center of the prospective deal. The consortium's ambitions face uncertainty under the impending regulations.


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