Macquarie Media to sell Satellite Music Australia for $5.9m

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by Jessica Amir

Macquarie Media (ASX:MRN) has agreed to sell its subsidiary, Satellite Music Australia (SMA) for a cash consideration of $5.9 million.

The media and national radio company is selling the SMA business, which is a music content service provider, that supplies commercial premises throughout Australasia.

Macquarie Media entered into a binding agreement with Stingray Digital International, which is a part of the Stingray Group.

The purchase price is subject to customary completion adjustments and payment of $900,000 (which is part of $5.9 million) if it achieves agreed revenue targets.

Shares in Macquarie Media (ASX:MRN) are trading flat at $1.20.
 

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