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Catcha Group Completes Largest Internet Transaction in Southeast Asian History With The Sale of iProperty
- Published February 03, 2016 10:45AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
2016 is off to an eventful start, with the sale of iProperty now final. The deal marks a significant milestone for Catcha Group and represents the first ever major exit, which is the largest Internet transaction in Southeast Asian history. We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to remain a part of the company’s journey as it embarks in it’s next stage of growth with its acquirer, REA.
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REA READIES FOR EAST ASIA PUSH ON TOP OF iPROPERTY TAKEOVER
The Australian
SYDNEY: REA, majority-owned by News Corp, is paying $580m to buy the rest of the company that it does not own. REA previously owned a 23 per cent stake.
DIGI AND IFLIX DEEPEN RELATIONSHIP WITH BUNDLING PACT
Digital News Asia
DIGI Telecommunications and Internet TV service iflix have announced that from Jan 26 onwards, all Digi cusotmers who sign up or upgrade to a Digi SmartPlan 65 or above will receive a free 12-month iflix subscription, valued at RM96 (US$23 at current rates).
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