Czech Billionaire Tykač's Company Tymeprax Bought Half of the Mafra Group From Kaprain
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The Mafra media house announced today that businessman Pavel Tykač will become its co-owner. According to Deník N, arms manufacturer Michal Strnad also applied for one of the largest publishing houses. He also tried to acquire the Pardubice-based chemical company Synthesia from Kaprain.
Pavel Tykač's Tymeprax company has signed an agreement with Karel Pražák's Kaprain investment group to purchase 50 percent of the Mafra group, which publishes, among other things, the daily Mladá fronta Dnes and the iDNES website. Mafra announced this on its website today. Neither party will comment on the price or other details until the transaction is approved by regulatory authorities.
Financier Pavel Tykač has agreed to enter one of the largest media houses in the Czech Republic. He bought half of the company Mafra.
Pavol Tykač's Tymeprax company has signed an agreement with Karel Pražák's Kaprain investment group to buy 50 percent of the Mafra group. The group announced this on its website today. Neither party will comment on the price or other details until the transaction is approved by regulatory authorities. "Pavel Tykač's group will acquire a 50 percent stake in one of the most important domestic media houses, formed by Mafra and Londa, after the appr…
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