No decision made to sell Sensis: Telstra

By Vivienne Fisher

Feb 8 2005 1:11PM

Telstra has said it has made no decision to sell its advertising and search company Sensis.

Telstra has said it has made no decision to sell its advertising and search company Sensis.

The statement, made to the Australian Stock Exchange today, came after speculation in the media.

Telstra said that its board "continuously monitors and reviews the company's businesses".

"However, the Telstra board has taken no decision to sell Sensis," it stated.

Got a news tip for our journalists? Share it with us anonymously here.

Tags:

sensis telco/isp telstra

Partner Content

Intelligence × Trust: the equation that will decide Australia's AI winners

Promoted Content Intelligence × Trust: the equation that will decide Australia's AI winners

From test case to control tower: How DXC and ServiceNow are governing enterprise AI at scale

Promoted Content From test case to control tower: How DXC and ServiceNow are governing enterprise AI at scale

Scalable AI solutions: secure delivery

Scalable AI solutions: secure delivery

Take control of your connectivity with Telstra’s Adaptive Networks Centre

Partner Content Take control of your connectivity with Telstra’s Adaptive Networks Centre

Sponsored Whitepapers

Agile in the AI Era: why projects still fail

Agile in the AI Era: why projects still fail

When Technology Becomes the Blocker: Unlocking Real Outcomes from AI and Cloud

When Technology Becomes the Blocker: Unlocking Real Outcomes from AI and Cloud

High-volume data sources for AI-driven security analytics

High-volume data sources for AI-driven security analytics

How healthcare organisations can get more value from cloud

How healthcare organisations can get more value from cloud

1 in 3 companies lose SaaS data. Here’s how to prevent it

1 in 3 companies lose SaaS data. Here’s how to prevent it

Events

Most Read Articles

Telstra elevates Dayle Stevens to company-wide AI role

Telstra elevates Dayle Stevens to company-wide AI role

Superloop merges wholesale FTTP operations under a single brand

TPG Telecom using AI to chase better customer NPS

TPG Telecom using AI to chase better customer NPS

Superloop self-serve AI resolutions top 330,000 cases

Superloop self-serve AI resolutions top 330,000 cases

Sydney-based AI-cloud waste startup raises $3m

Sydney-based AI-cloud waste startup raises $3m

Brennan uses NiCE to modernise its contact centre

Brennan uses NiCE to modernise its contact centre

Impact Awards: Tecala slashes customer response times for fintech IQumulate

Impact Awards: Tecala slashes customer response times for fintech IQumulate

Interactive introduces private cloud platform

Interactive introduces private cloud platform

Digital61 expands cybersecurity portfolio

Digital61 expands cybersecurity portfolio