Charente Libre and Groupe Sud-Ouest in the Sights of a Franco-Belgian Press Group
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The possible acquisition of the group by the subsidiary Rossel France would increase Belgian sales to over 400 million euros, making it number 3 of the regional press sector in France.
South West could soon change ownership. Its parent company entered into exclusive negotiations with the Belgian Rossel, already present in France, for an operation that could reach a hundred million...
The shareholders of Groupe Sud-Ouest, of which Charente Libre is part, and of the Rossel group, owners of several newspapers in the north of France, have entered into negotiations.
This operation would give rise to a group with a combined turnover of "more than 400 million euros", argued both parties in a press release and would form the number three regional press sector in France.
The parent house of the regional newspaper Sud Ouest, owned by the family of the founder Jacques Lemoîne, entered into "exclusive negotiations" for a...
The parent house of the regional newspaper Sud Ouest, owned by the family of founder Jacques Lemoîne, entered into "exclusive negotiations" for a purchase by the Belgian Rossel, already owner in France of La Voix du Nord, announced on Thursday the two groups.
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