Zee Invesco

Bombay High Court has granted an interim injunction against Zee Entertainment's shareholder Invesco, restraining it from calling a shareholders' meet

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd said on Tuesday its board meeting to consider and approve the firm's financial results for the second quarter has been cancelled due to lack of quorum.

Invesco, which owns nearly 18 per cent of Zee via two funds, wants a shakeup at the TV network over corporate governance concerns at a time when the company is planning a merger with the local unit of Sony Group.

RIL Statement: At Reliance, we respect all founders and have never resorted to any hostile transactions. So, we did not proceed further.

Investment management firm 'Invesco' said it facilitated talks between Reliance Industries and Zee Entertainment earlier this year on a possible tie-up, revealing for the first time that Mukesh Ambani was interested in the television giant.

Invesco on Wednesday denied allegations from India's Zee that the U.S. investment firm pitched a merger with another group that would have hurt shareholder interests before opposing the TV group's potential deal with Japan's Sony Group.

Zee said a push by Invesco for its management shakeup before its planned merger with Sony Group wasn't related to any legal governance issues

Invesco on Monday publicly lashed out at television giant Zee and objected to some terms of its proposed merger with Japan's Sony Group

India's Zee Entertainment is locked in a legal battle with one of its biggest foreign investors, Invesco, after it called for ouster of the TV network's CEO citing concerns around corporate governance.

Zee Entertainment is locked in a legal battle with one of its biggest foreign investors, Invesco, after it called for ouster of the TV network's CEO citing concerns around corporate governance.

NCLAT on Thursday said that NCLT has committed an error by not granting Zee Entertainment reasonable and sufficient time for filing a reply

Zee Founder Subhash Chandra has urged Invesco to behave like a shareholder and not like the owner

Invesco and OFI, which together own 17.88 per cent of Zee, want its chief executive Punit Goenka to be removed and a board revamp.

Zee Entertainment said its top shareholders had approached National Company Law Tribunal asking the company to hold an extraordinary general meeting

Earlier this year, Essel Group had sold up to 11 per cent in Zee Entertainment to Invesco Oppenheimer Developing Markets Fund for Rs 4,224 crore.

Bombay High Court has granted an interim injunction against Zee Entertainment's shareholder Invesco, restraining it from calling a shareholders' meet

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd said on Tuesday its board meeting to consider and approve the firm's financial results for the second quarter has been cancelled due to lack of quorum.

Invesco, which owns nearly 18 per cent of Zee via two funds, wants a shakeup at the TV network over corporate governance concerns at a time when the company is planning a merger with the local unit of Sony Group.

RIL Statement: At Reliance, we respect all founders and have never resorted to any hostile transactions. So, we did not proceed further.

Investment management firm 'Invesco' said it facilitated talks between Reliance Industries and Zee Entertainment earlier this year on a possible tie-up, revealing for the first time that Mukesh Ambani was interested in the television giant.

Invesco on Wednesday denied allegations from India's Zee that the U.S. investment firm pitched a merger with another group that would have hurt shareholder interests before opposing the TV group's potential deal with Japan's Sony Group.

Zee said a push by Invesco for its management shakeup before its planned merger with Sony Group wasn't related to any legal governance issues

Invesco on Monday publicly lashed out at television giant Zee and objected to some terms of its proposed merger with Japan's Sony Group

India's Zee Entertainment is locked in a legal battle with one of its biggest foreign investors, Invesco, after it called for ouster of the TV network's CEO citing concerns around corporate governance.

Zee Entertainment is locked in a legal battle with one of its biggest foreign investors, Invesco, after it called for ouster of the TV network's CEO citing concerns around corporate governance.

NCLAT on Thursday said that NCLT has committed an error by not granting Zee Entertainment reasonable and sufficient time for filing a reply

Zee Founder Subhash Chandra has urged Invesco to behave like a shareholder and not like the owner

Invesco and OFI, which together own 17.88 per cent of Zee, want its chief executive Punit Goenka to be removed and a board revamp.

Zee Entertainment said its top shareholders had approached National Company Law Tribunal asking the company to hold an extraordinary general meeting

Earlier this year, Essel Group had sold up to 11 per cent in Zee Entertainment to Invesco Oppenheimer Developing Markets Fund for Rs 4,224 crore.