Archer Capital says no exit yet from Australia's Rebel Sport
Archer Capital has indicated that it will not be seeking to list majority-owned Australian sports retail investee Rebel Sport Ltd. in the near future, after making statements in March to deny delays to the planned listing.
Archer was originally targeting some A$800 million ($740 million) in the listing of Ascendia, the parent company of Rebel Sport, which is claimed to be Australia's largest sporting goods chain. Archer...
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