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Dubai Investment Group Picks Up 40 Percent In Time Broadband

The Dubai Investment Group has picked up 40 percent state in Indian IPTV company Time Broadband via their subsidiary Dubai Ventures, as per a release. Now, last year, Time Broadband Co-founder and CFO Tushar Shah had told Contentsutra in an interview that they had divested 33 percent stake for Rs. 25 crore to Dubai based Clarion Group. So I was wondering whether they had divested 73 percent in all…apparently, not.

Amit Dev, co-founder and CTO of Time Broadband tells me that after an internal restructuring, the co-founders and Aniyan Kutty Kunju, Chairman of the Clarion Group now collectively hold 60 percent stake in the company, while Dubai Ventures has 40 percent. Thus, the foreign equity holding in the company is 40 percent. The Dubai investment group intends to help the company expand into foreign markets; they also have investments in the telecom sector - in Maltacom and Tunisie Telecom.

Aug 23, 2007 6:48 AM ET

Posted In: Media & Publishing, TV, Money, M&A & Venture Capital, Venture Capital, Technologies / Formats, Broadband

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Aug 23, 2007 11:13 AM

Tushar Shah has done it again! I am surprised that investors don’t even google their partners…

Check the history of Innovision e.Commerce (BSE: 512447 | NSE: | ISIN: INE880C01021) if you want to learn more.

James Khan

Aug 3, 2008 2:15 AM

i wonder who will end up picking up H2O New Media - Sounds like these guys are investing in more than property

Mike Allens

Sep 9, 2008 5:00 PM

I dont know if H2O can sustain the current growth - any dubai company growing as fast as they are is obviously going to have issues later on down the line.

Rangith

Sep 29, 2008 12:32 PM

H2O Rock - this company is very interesting - Google “Steve Vaile Dubai”

Alan

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