Star India terminates $1.5 billion worth ICC sub-licensing deal with Zee

Star India, on September 16, filed a 'statement of case' before London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) in which it declared termination of the alliance agreement and sought the damages in the now-terminated ICC TV rights deal case, from Zee.

The now-terminated deal would have granted Zee exclusive television rights to major ICC men’s events, including two ICC Men’s T20 World Cups (2024, 2026), the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy (2025), the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup (2027), and key ICC U-19 events.

ZEEL receives shareholder nod to raise Rs 2000 crore via issuance of securities

Zee Ent recorded a 61 percent spike in net profit to Rs 209.5 crore between July and September quarter

On July 11, Zee Entertainment had informed the bourses that its board of directors will meet on July 16 to discuss fundraising options. These options include private placements, Qualified Institutional Placements (QIP), and preferential issues.

Zee and Nasscom partner to support Generative AI startups

Nasscom’s Generative AI Foundry programme is aimed at nurturing technology startups in the AI domain to elevate India's standing in the global Generative AI startup landscape. (Representative Image via Unsplash)

The partnership aims to foster innovation and growth in the Generative AI start-up ecosystem.