Foxtel out to prove success as it looks to IPO
Foxtel is gearing up for phase two of the ongoing streaming wars, attempting to position itself for a winning position as both content supplier and content aggregator.
Oct 1, 2021 – 3.07pm Foxtel is attempting to position itself as both a content supplier and content aggregator in a strategy designed to take advantage of a limited window of opportunity for a run at the ASX. The Foxtel Group, as the company calls itself now as it moves into a portfolio of brands, set out to articulate the success of its strategy, under the leadership of Patrick Delany, and pave the way for the company’s future at an investor strategy day on Thursday. Subscribe to gift this article Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe now…
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