By Scott Murdoch and Rishav Chatterjee (Reuters) -Australian property listings group Domain's largest shareholder, Nine Entertainment, confirmed on Friday it is in talks to sell its 60% stake as part ...
(Reuters) -Australian media firm Nine Entertainment said on Friday it was in talks with property data group CoStar over a revised offer by the U.S. company for the former's majority-owned real estate ...
Nine Entertainment is reportedly pushing hard for a better price from the CoStar Group which wants to buy online property ...
Nine’s bankers have told CoStar it would have to pay potential $4.65 a share for the media company’s 60 per cent stake in ...
Domain, which is 60 per cent owned by Nine Entertainment, confirmed on Friday it had received a buyout proposal from US online real estate group CoStar to acquire the business for $4.20 per share ...
REA Group Ltd., Domain’s main rival in Australia, made several offers — all of them rejected — for the UK’s Rightmove Plc last year. Shares in Nine Entertainment Co. jumped 19% in Sydney ...
SYDNEY–U.S. real-estate advertiser and analytics provider CoStar has proposed a $1.68 billion takeover of Domain, Australia’s second-largest property advertiser. Domain on Friday said that ...
Domain Holdings has publicly stated that it has not received any updated proposals from CoStar since February 21, 2025. The Domain Board is still reviewing the initial proposal and is being supported ...
American real estate giant Costar has bought up 16.9% of Domain and is mounting a takeover bid for the Australian listings company.Costar scooped up the Domain stock on Thursday before the close of ...
Investing.com -- Domain Holdings Australia Limited (ASX:DHG), also known as Domain, has announced the receipt of an unsolicited, non-binding indicative proposal from CoStar Group (NASDAQ:CSGP ...
CoStar declined to comment. Domain, which is about 60% owned by Australian media group Nine Entertainment, did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters. CoStar began buying ...
CoStar Group Inc. offered to buy Domain Holdings Australia Ltd. in a deal valuing the property portal at A$2.65 billion ($1.7 billion), betting that falling interest rates will boost local home sales.