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Telegraph finally finds buyer in US firm RedBird
The Observer
|May 25, 2025
Officially, two years of uncertainty at the Telegraph Media Group ended on Friday with the news that it has found a buyer.
Yet plenty of questions remain about the future of the firm that owns the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph.
The buyer, reportedly paying £500m, is RedBird Capital Partners, which was already a part owner of TMG alongside the United Arab Emirates' International Media Investments (IMI), which will retain a stake of up to 15% in the company. RedBird has reportedly held talks about bringing in potential co-investors including Lord Rothermere's DMGT, publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.
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