Ian Kehoe On Business
'Taking INM private would resolve some issues around governance at the listed company'
Going private could ease INM’s pain
Right then, here we go. Drumroll, please . . . this Wednesday, the long-anticipated, much-delayed annual general meeting of Independent News & Media will finally take place. The big question: will the meeting fizz with boardroom pyrotechnics, or turn out to be a damp squib? The answer rests upon the shoulders of Robert Pitt, the INM chief executive and corporate whistleblower.
Pitt has certainly played his hand ...