The TV station said it had ‘no choice’ after failing to win financial backing from its leading shareholders
Ten Network has announced it will go into voluntary administration, a day after its billionaire shareholders refused to back a new finance package.
The adminstrators, KordaMentha, have been appointed to run the company following the decision by leading shareholders Bruce Gordon and Lachlan Murdoch not to guarantee a $250m finance package.
KordaMentha will run the TV network “as much as possible on a business-as-usual basis”, Ten said read more