Hi BT
Originally Posted by NYT article
The deal is also a win for Universal, which came under intense pressure during the deal’s regulatory review process in Europe but ended up with a higher price than had been expected. Early estimates for the EMI’s castoffs, which represent about a third of the company’s recorded music assets, were more than $500 million. But with some smaller assets yet to be sold, Universal could reap well over $800 million, vastly reducing the price it paid to acquire the bulk of EMI.
So am I right to conclude that possibly some 50% of the old EMI assets are retained by Universal.

All very confusing.

Hector

Last edited by Carl; 2017-01-18 18:48. Reason: Quotation Tag added
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