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How Adani is trying to take over NDTV | Let Me Explain

Name: How Adani is trying to take over NDTV | Let Me Explain
Uploaded: 2022-08-26T20:13:29.000+05:30
Duration: T12M42S
Channel: News Minute
Description: Adani Enterprises’ move to acquire over 29% stake in NDTV has come as a shock to many. NDTV founders - Radhika and Prannoy Roy - have said the move has been done without their consent. It is a hostile takeover. Ad...

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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How Adani is trying to take over NDTV | Let Me Explain

Adani Enterprises’ move to acquire over 29% stake in NDTV has come as a shock to many. NDTV founders - Radhika and Prannoy Roy - have said the move has been done without their consent. It is a hostile takeover. Adani has also offered to buy another 26% stake from public shareholders. If successful, Adani will control the majority stake in NDTV. This week on Let Me Explain, Anna Isaac looks at how Adani is trying to take control of NDTV and what this move means for journalism in India. She spoke with journalist Krishn Kaushik who has reported extensively on NDTV’s financial deals.