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Zee to induct strategic partner
By Our Special Correspondent
MUMBAI, MAY 23. Zee Telefilms Ltd. (ZTL) today announced that it
has decided to sell a stake to an international media company as
a strategic partner.
The Zee majority shareholders executive committee has decided to
invite and induct a strategic partner, said Mr. Subhash Chandra,
Chairman, Zee Telefilm. The company is expected to appoint an
investment banker for this exercise in the next few days. The
scouting for the strategic partner will commence once the
investment banker is appointed.
Mr. Chandra said the partner had to bring synergies with itself
and ``provide better opportunities to distribute our products
globally.'' Details such as the amount of stake to be divested
would be decided later, he said, adding, the decision to induct a
strategic partner is to keep in line with the global trends in
the industry.
The new partner is not only expected to bring value to ZTL but
also enable significant new opportunities for value creation and
enhancement in the area of syndication, distribution or content
creation for international markets.
At present, 60 per cent of the stake of ZTL is held by promoters,
foreign institutional investors 19 per cent, Indian financial
institutions 7 per cent, employees 4 per cent and the balance is
held by individuals and corporate bodies.
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