Rinehart's gloves off in Fairfax stoush

Dan Wilkie
29-Jun-2012
Comments: (2)
Print

Gina Rinehart has thrown down the gauntlet to Fairfax Media in her push for board representation, challenging chairman Roger Corbett to set and meet a share price target of 87 cents by the company's November annual meeting or tender his resignation.

Mrs Rinehart penned an open letter today to Mr Corbett, outlining her concerns over a sustained fall over the past five years in shareholder value and circulation of the company's newspapers.

Login

For seamless access select the "Remember me" option

The password field is case sensitive.
Request new password

I'd like to register please

8 free articles per month + business email alerts twice daily

Category: 
Media & Marketing
Tags:
Gina Rinehart
Roger Corbett

Comments:

Dino Elpitelli
Well done Gina. More people like Mrs Rinehart and these grossly overpaid CEO's Chairmans/prima donnas will have to work for a living. No business in the world you can manage a company, lose money and still be paid millions of dollars. CEO, Chairmans & Politicians included should be paid based on Performance, same as every self employed contractor, employees and general working person in the world.

David Gutsell
Well done Gina, excellent letter, hopefully Mr Corbett will deliver by the AGM!!!!!
Corporate Finance

Corporate Finance

ECM driven by Business News' corporate finance database includes private equity relationships

Cleveland lines up $10m in finance
Dan Wilkie
Iron Road launches $50m capital pla...
Dan Wilkie
Mergers and Aquisitions

Mergers & Acquisitions

Who are the leading hands in the West Australian M&A marketplace

Bhagwan Marine bags NT company
Shanna Crispin
Elders shares drop after rural sale...
AAP

Marketing & Market Research

LabelValue
Concept Marketing19
imageseven15
Bam Creative15
Ipsos14
TNS14
Others161
FMG
CF 2011
CF Q3 FY12
Elizabeth Quay
IBM Tech Staff
Subiaco Revenue

Feedback Form