Léman Bleu does not abolish right of first refusal
TV / The shareholders of the Geneva-based local television station Léman Bleu will retain their right of first refusal. A proposal to abolish this right was rejected at last week's general meeting, as reported by Le Temps.
TV /The shareholders of Geneva's local television station Léman Bleu are retaining their right of first refusal. Its abolition was not approved at last week's general meeting, as Le Temps reported.TV The shareholders of Geneva's local television station Léman Bleu are retaining their pre-emptive right. Its abolition did not pass at last week's general meeting, as Le Temps reported. The change would have enabled French publisher Philippe Hersant to take over the 30 percent share package of the Bianco family, who were keen to leave the company. However, Hersant and his partner Stéphane Barbier-Mueller are now shareholders themselves: They hold 3.85 percent of Léman Bleu via the bankrupt marketer Force Promotion.
