The shares of Georgian Media Production Group, the company that owns the British-sanctioned, pro-government TV Imedi, have been redistributed among four people, who now hold equal 25% stakes in the company, according to documents filed with Georgia’s National Agency of Public Registry on October 16. Before the changes, Prime Media Global, owned by businessman Ilia …Источник:
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