REA gives up on Rightmove after fourth bid is rejected
The Guardian|October 01, 2024
The Rupert Murdoch-backed real estate company REA Group has abandoned its attempt to take over the website Rightmove after its fourth offer was rebuffed yesterday.
Graeme Wearden

The Australian group majorityowned by Murdoch's News Corp announced that it had decided not to make a formal bid, hours after Rightmove's board rejected its £6.2bn proposal made on Friday.

REA told the City that it was withdrawing its possible offer, after failing to win over the UK property portal's board. In a statement to the stock market, it said it had sought to create a "global and diversified digital property company", with market-leading positions in Australia and the UK.

News Corp had hoped to bolt a successful property company on to its UK operations, and the strongly cash-generative Rightmove could have worked as a cash cow to support the Murdoch's media businesses.

However, Robert Thomson, the chief executive of News Corp, said the media group "strongly supports" the decision to withdraw.

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