Aussie Broadband (ASX:ABB) has resolved a legal dispute with Superloop Limited (SLC) by withdrawing its allegations against the company and its directors. The legal proceedings, initiated by ABB on March 18, 2024, will be dismissed by agreement. ABB had previously acquired a 19.9% stake in SLC but was directed to reduce its holding to below 12%, a directive it initially contested.
Aussie Broadband (ASX:ABB) has reached a resolution in its legal dispute with Superloop Limited (SLC), agreeing to withdraw its allegations and contribute to legal costs. This decision follows ABB's compliance with SLC's directive to reduce its shareholding from 19.9% to below 12%. The resolution demonstrates ABB's commitment to addressing disputes amicably after understanding all circumstances. Superloop continues to focus on expanding its internet services across various market segments, leveraging its infrastructure investments to enhance connectivity for homes and businesses. This development underlines the significance of clear communication and informed decision-making in corporate governance.
After receiving more information about the circumstances surrounding the directive, ABB decided to withdraw its allegations against SLC and its directors. The legal proceedings will be dismissed by agreement, and ABB has agreed to contribute to the legal costs incurred by SLC and its directors.