oOh!media (OML) Scheme meeting 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Scheme meeting 2026 summary
2 Nov, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Supreme Court of New South Wales-convened meeting opened with a quorum; shareholders were asked to approve OOH BidCo, owned by funds managed or advised by I Squared Capital, acquiring all shares.
Public process began in April with an AUD 1.40-per-share proposal; I Squared, Pacific Equity Partners and Oaktree Capital Management completed due diligence, and the scheme was the highest offer received.
Scheme Implementation Agreement signed on 10 August 2026; AUD 1.68 cash consideration represented premiums of 98% to the 28 April undisturbed price, 81% to one-month VWAP and 67% to three-month VWAP.
Shareholder proposals
Section 411 scheme resolution proposed the arrangement, subject to court-approved changes agreed in writing by the parties; it also authorized directors to agree to such changes and implement the scheme, subject to the agreement and court approval.
Board and executive committee updates
Directors, excluding David Ferrarin, unanimously recommended voting for the scheme absent a superior proposal and would vote shares held or controlled in favor.
Ferrarin abstained from recommending and voting due to a potential conflict involving an entity that advised I Squared; he did not participate in those services or the board’s scheme deliberations.
James Taylor’s benefits if implemented were detailed in the Scheme Booklet; Taylor abstained from the board’s determination on his ability to recommend the scheme.
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