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Government asks for more advice from Ofcom on Sky bid
Government asks for more advice from Ofcom on Sky bid
The Government has asked for
more advice from Ofcom on 21st Century Fox's £11.7bn bid for Sky in the
light of "new evidence and comments".
The communications regulator has received a letter
from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport asking for
more input before the Culture Secretary Karen Bradley decides whether
the proposed purchase should face an in-depth investigation.
Fox,
the international film and television giant behind hit shows like The
Simpsons and Modern Family, already owns a 39.1% stake in Sky.
It tabled a proposal just before Christmas to buy the remainder of the company for £11.7bn, valuing the whole of Sky at £18.5bn.
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