O'Brien joins the race to buy Meteor
Entrepreneur Denis O'Brien has submitted an indicative bid to buy Meteor, the country's third mobile phone operator, in a move that could see him re-enter the mobile telephone market.
Entrepreneur Denis O'Brien has submitted an indicative bid to buy Meteor, the country's third mobile phone operator, in a move that could see him re-enter the mobile telephone market.
O'Brien is believed to have submitted a bid in the last ten days. Analysts say Meteor will fetch between €300 million and €400 million.
O'Brien is being backed by an undisclosed private equity investor and is being advised by Connolly Corporate Finance in Dublin. The Carlisle...
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