The chief executive of Tindle Radio has revealed he could attempt a management buyout if the media company's owner, Ray Tindle, decides to sell. Eighty year old Tindle, who owns 14 radio stations as well as 200 odd local newspapers, has indicated he might sell off some of his radio stations, and Tindle Radio boss Kevin Stewart says he may well lead a bid to buy them if that happens. The Guardian quote Stewart thus: "Ray is looking at maybe slimming down. If he did want to sell I would be first in line."
Mar 28, 2007
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Tindle Radio chief may attempt management buyout if Ray Tindle sells
Tindle Radio chief executive Kevin Stewart says he would be first in line to lead a management buyout if owner Ray Tindle decides to sell some of his radio stations.