Capital Notes Issue Approved

Tuesday, 25 September 2001, 1:20 pm
Press Release: Sky Television

Media Release:
Monday, 24 September 2001

SKY Television confirmed today that its Capital Notes Issue was approved at a Special Shareholders Meeting held in Auckland at 4.00pm today.

The resolution was passed unanimously.

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