ANT considers sale or liquidation

Digital TV software provider ANT took a tumble on Thursday after it said the business could be sold or put into voluntary liquidation.

Digital TV software provider ANT took a tumble on Thursday after it said the business could be sold or put into voluntary liquidation.

Its shares were down 12% after the company announced it was looking to maximise shareholder value, "which may involve continued trading, voluntary liquidation, the sale of the company or asset sales".

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