News Articles for Jag Sanger

The Market Herald will change its name to The Market Limited, after shareholders voted in favour of a rebrand following a tumultuous period for the company.

Former The Market Herald managing director Jag Sanger is facing allegations of using corporate money for personal use, as part of the legal action launched by the HotCopper parent company.

The Market Herald founder Jag Sanger has fought back against legal proceedings brought by the HotCopper parent company by starting his own court action.

A former director of media firm The Market Herald has been ordered to hand over some of his shares to the corporate regulator and pay costs to the company's former managing director.

The Takeovers Panel has declared that circumstances involving two entitlement offers at media firm The Market Herald were unacceptable.

The Market Herald managing director Jag Sanger has resigned following an attempt by the company board to oust him.

Our board moves wrap includes Jonathan Fisher, Bill Clayton, Ross Taylor, Ed Turner, Jag Sanger, Tommy Logtenberg, Lisa Riley, Robin Romero, and Libby Mounsey.

UPDATE: The Market Herald has confirmed Jag Sanger will no longer be managing director of the company but will remain as a non-executive director.

The Perth-based owner of HotCopper has struck an $87 million deal to acquire classifieds brands Gumtree Australia, Autotrader and Carsguide as part of a plan to expand the media business.

The company formerly known as HotCopper has reported a big increase in its investments in clients' shares, with revaluation gains leading to a modest annual profit.

Anthony Italiano has been appointed chief financial officer and company secretary of Consolidated Zinc.

Automotive Holdings Group has appointed Jag Sanger to its executive leadership group as chief marketing officer.