Zee posted a consolidated net loss of 1.96 billion rupees ($23.7 million) for the fourth quarter ended March 31, against a profit of 1.82 billion rupees a year ago, a regulatory filing showed
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has deferred the hearing to Friday on Zee Entertainment's petition against the NCLT order, directing bourses NSE and BSE to reconsider their approval for its merger with Culver Max Entertainment. A two-member NCLAT bench on Thursday directed the counsel appearing for Zee Entertainment Enterprise Ltd (ZEEL) to remove defects in the petition and directed to list the matter for the next day for hearing. The appellate tribunal was hearing the appeal filed by ZEEL against the order passed by the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on May 11, 2023. The NCLT had directed NSE and BSE to reconsider their prior approvals for the merger of ZEEL and Culver Max Entertainment (earlier known as Sony Pictures Networks India). It had also asked the bourses to reassess the non-compete fee under the clause of the merger. The said order was challenged by ZEEL before the appellate tribunal, contending that it was not granted adequ
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The repayments are crucial for the merger, which will create a media firm with the biggest viewership and pricing power in the country of more than 1.4 billion people
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Among the buyers were Segantii India and Morgan Stanley, block deal data released by BSE showed
At 9:15 am; around 54.77 million equity shares, which represented 5.7 per cent of total equity of ZEEL changed hands on the BSE
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Zee Music Company, a division of media firm Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL), on Friday announced the renewal of its licensing agreement with YouTube and Meta, earlier known as Facebook. The deal with two of the world's largest digital content-streaming companies will allow them to access music content from Zee Music's catalogue of over 11,000 songs, said a statement. As part of the deal, users can continue to use Zee Music Company's entire catalogue to create multiple social experiences across YouTube as well as Meta platforms, such as Facebook and Instagram, it added. "With an increasing number of audiences tuning in to Indian music from across the globe, the inclusion of the latest music libraries from India will allow users and YouTube Shorts creators to stay up to date with the latest music trends and styles," it noted. With its massive user base, YouTube is one of the largest digital content platforms, and the ongoing collaboration is set to elevate the music experien
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd's MD and CEO Punit Goenka on Thursday settled with capital markets regulator Sebi a case of an alleged violation of insider trading norms after paying Rs 50.7 lakh towards the settlement fee. This came after Goenka proposed to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to settle the proceedings "without admitting or denying the findings" through a settlement order. "It is hereby ordered that the instant proceedings initiated against the applicant vide SCN (show cause notice) dated December 22, 2022, are disposed of," Sebi said in its settlement order. The regulator, in its investigation, found that Goenka allegedly failed to put in place adequate internal controls within the company to identify unpublished price-sensitive information (UPSI) and failed to identify the information pertaining to the launch of Cinema 2 Home Service, ZEEPLEX, as UPSI. By doing so, he allegedly violated the provisions of insider trading rules. Following this, a sh
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Zee had said that the company had been exploring several strategies, including settlement, in relation to the ongoing dispute with IndusInd Bank
In a report on Thursday, Bloomberg said that the media company has agreed to repay its dues to the IndusInd Bank to resolve insolvency proceedings against it
The settling of dues of about Rs 837 million ($10 million) to the lender could happen as early as Friday and the Mumbai-based bank has agreed to withdraw its insolvency proceedings
The settling of dues of about Rs 83.7 crore to the lender could happen as early as Friday, and IndusInd Bank could withdraw its insolvency proceedings against the media company
Leading broadcaster ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL) on Monday said it has "mutually" settled disputes with the Indian Performing Rights Society (IPRS) and the insolvency petition filed against by the latter has been withdrawn before NCLAT. "The Company and IPRS have mutually entered into the settlement agreement today on such agreed terms by which all disputes and claims have been settled between the Company and IPRS and accordingly IPRS has agreed to withdraw the aforesaid insolvency petition filed by them," a regulatory filing by ZEEL said. Though ZEEL has not shared the terms and conditions of settlement but said it is "as per the settlement agreement entered into by the Company and IPRS. "There is no penalty paid and no material impact on the financial position of the Company," it said. Earlier this January, IPRS moved the insolvency tribunal NCLT against ZEEL claiming a default of Rs 211.41 crore. IPRS, which is a non-profit society comprising authors, composers and
In a post on his personal blog, the 80-year-old actor said his "rib cartilage popped broke" and there is a "muscle tear to the right rib cage"
The stock of TV broadcasting & software production had dipped 15 per cent in past six trading days between February 17 and February 27.
NSE said post the NCLAT order, ZEEL will move out of IBC framework, hence the surveillance action in the stock shall be reverted and the F and O contracts with May 2024 will be available
Goenka moved the NCLAT on Thursday, a day after the Mumbai bench of the NCLT admitted insolvency proceedings against Zee on a plea filed by IndusInd Bank -- a financial creditor of Zee