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10 August 2026

I Squared wins bidding war for Australia's oOh!media with $735 million deal

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I Squared wins bidding war for Australia's oOh!media with $735 million deal

Australian outdoor advertising company oOh! media said on Monday it had agreed to ​be bought by infrastructure investor I Squared Capital in ‌an A$1. 04 billion ($734. 55 million) deal including debt.

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