Slater and Gordon could lead class action against Vocus
Slater and Gordon has announced it is investigating a potential class action against Vocus.
Slater and Gordon has announced it is investigating a potential class action against Vocus.
Vocus has reported a $1.5 billion loss for the 12-months to 30 June, compared to a $64 million profit for FY16.
Vocus has announced a revised timeline for completion of the Australia Singapore Cable, with the telco saying today that expects it to go live in July 2018.
Discussions over a possible acquisition of Vocus have ended after the two private equity companies that expressed an interest in the telco were unable to come up with terms that were acceptable to the telco’s board.
Vocus is the subject of a second acquisition bid, with the telco revealing this morning that Asian private equity firm Affinity Equity Partners had lodged a preliminary takeover offer.
US-headquartered private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P. has issued an indicative and non-binding proposal to acquire 100 per cent of ASX-listed telco Vocus.
The latest data on National Broadband Network connections released by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission reveal that Telstra continues to dominate the market, with the telco delivering over 51 per cent of NBN connections (excluding satellite).
A problem with Vocus’ voice wholesale platform downed services for the telcos’ customers, the company has confirmed.
Vocus Group revenue grew 404 per cent compared in the six months ending 31 December compared to the same period in the prior year.
The latest NBN Wholesale Market Indicators Report released by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission reveals that Telstra continues to supply the overwhelming majority of services over the National Broadband Network.
The government has said that it has “reached a commercial-in-confidence settlement with IBM” in relation to the Census debacle earlier this year that saw the website pulled offline.
Vocus Communications has completed its acquisition of Nextgen Networks, the company announced today. The deal with Nextgen Group also included the North West Cable System (NWCS) and the Australia Singapore Cable (ASC) development projects.
The fallout from the 2016 Census continues, with IBM pointing fingers at Nextgen and Vocus over the debacle — while at the same time acknowledging a significant technical misstep of its own.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will not oppose a move by Vocus Communications to acquire Nextgen Networks. The proposed deal, unveiled in June and worth approximately $861 million, also includes the still under development North West Cable System and Australia Singapore Cable.
Vocus Communications has moved to acquire Nextgen’s backhaul assets as well as the under-development North West Cable System and Australia Singapore Cable in a deal with approximately $861 million.