Latest Arn Media (ASX:A1N) News

ARN Media is selling its Hong Kong out-of-home advertising business, Cody HK, to DFI Retail Group for HK$30.2 million, marking a strategic exit from non-core assets to sharpen focus on Australian operations.

ARN Media has resolved its Federal Court dispute with Kyle Sandilands through a $12.09 million settlement, ending a high-profile legal battle while maintaining a revenue share from Sandilands' new media venture.

ARN Media reported a 10% revenue decline in FY25 but accelerated digital growth and cost savings, while defending ongoing legal disputes with former talent.

Critical minerals stole the spotlight as big project numbers, new processing results and fresh funding pushed several small caps sharply higher. A few capital raisings and legal headlines also hit hard, especially where early gains couldn’t hold.

ARN Media is confronting a substantial legal claim from former contractor Jacqueline Henderson, who alleges adverse action and bullying following her contract termination. The case also challenges previous ASX disclosures, with compensation sought exceeding $82 million.

ARN Media faces a legal challenge from Kyle Sandilands and his companies, disputing the termination of his contract with KIIS 1065 Sydney. The case, filed in the Federal Court, raises questions about misconduct claims and contractual obligations.

ARN Media has terminated its contract with Kyle Sandilands and Quasar Media following serious misconduct during a February broadcast, ending the Kyle and Jackie O show.

One stock nearly doubled, another jumped more than 40%, and a finance heavyweight stayed elevated after a merger shock. In resources, the winners were mostly tied to “what was bought” or “what was funded”, while the laggards were often the ones where early optimism quickly turned into selling.

ARN Media has terminated Jacqueline Henderson's contract following her refusal to work with Kyle Sandilands, who is suspended amid serious misconduct allegations. The future of the Kyle and Jackie O show hangs in the balance.

ARN Media Limited reported a 10% revenue decline in FY25 alongside a strategic reset focusing on digital transformation and cost savings. Leadership changes and improved cash flow underpin the company’s pivot to a digitally driven entertainment model.

ARN Media reports a challenging second half of FY 2025 with a 10% revenue decline and expects EBITDA to fall 25%-27%, while advancing a $40 million cost reduction program and repositioning as an entertainment business.

ARN Media announces a significant leadership change as CEO Ciaran Davis steps down after 16 years, with COO Michael Stephenson set to take the helm in January 2026.