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Website:
http://www.inmplc.com
Phone: +353 1 466 3200 |
Address:
Citywest Business Campus Naas Road
Dublin, 24 |
Company Description
Independent News & Media PLC. The Group's principal activities are printing and publishing national and provincial newspapers in Ireland and New Zealand, national and metropolitan newspapers in the United Kingdom, regional newspapers in Australia and India and metropolitan newspapers in South Africa. It also has radio operations in Australia and New Zealand and outdoor advertising operations in Australia, New Zealand, South-East Asia and across Africa. The Group publishes over 175 newspaper and magazine titles including Dainik Jagran. Printing, Publishing, Distribution and Commercial Printing acctd for 82% of 2005 revenues; Radio, 10% & Outdoor Advertising, 8%
Key People
| Non Executive Chairman | Dr. Brian J. Hillery |
| Chief Executive | Sir Anthony C. O'Reilly |
| Chief Operating Officer | Gavin K. O'Reilly |
| Chief Financial Officer | Donal J. Buggy |
| Secretary | Andrew Donagher |
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