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SCMP Reporter

Tom.com has scrapped its purchase of a 50 per cent stake in mainland outdoor media firm Yanhuang PRC.

Tom.com said yesterday the deal was terminated after  conditions were not fulfilled by last Saturday.  However, a Tom.com spokeswoman did not rule out the possibility of it acquiring the stake in the future.

The 45.73 million yuan (HK$42.86 million) transaction was due to be settled in cash and shares.

Separately, Tom.com said it was seeking a consensus from all related parties - including minority shareholders - on its purchase from AOL Time Warner of a stake in Chinese Entertainment Television Broadcasting (CETV).

CETV chairman Robert Chua - who has a 4 per cent stake in the broadcaster - said he had indicated his approval to Tom.com.

AOL has an 80 per cent stake in CETV.

The remaining 16 per cent is held by a Hong Kong-based privately run investment firm.



Tom.com quits stake deal