Royal Mail

Business Minister Michael Fallon has fired the starting gun for the Government’s proposed sale of Royal Mail. More: continued here

Daily Mail Every Royal Mail staff member to get £1500 share windfall when company floats …Daily MailThe CWU is bitterly opposed to the privatisation of Royal Mail, a deal which it fears will lead to price rises, pay cuts and the destruction of the service. In a protest against the …

The Guardian Royal Mail sale: ministers set to go where Thatcher feared to treadThe GuardianAt least 10% of the shares will be handed to Royal Mail employees, but the government refused to say whether staff would get the shares free or at a discount. "I strongly believe that employees should …

By Neil Maidment LONDON (Reuters) – Britain said it expects to appoint lead bank advisers for a possible stock market listing of Royal Mail Group by the end of May, as it pushes on with plans to privatise the firm. In what would be one of the most significant privatisations …

The government is to start tendering in the next few days for a syndicate of banks to advise on a possible flotation of the Royal… More: continued here

Shropshire workers to land £1.5k in Royal Mail sharesshropshirestar.comMr Fallon has told MPs that ministers' favoured option was for a flotation of shares in Royal Mail on the London Stock Exchange and a deal valuing Royal Mail at up to £3 billion is set to take place before April 2014. …

The Government is to start tendering in the next few days for a syndicate of banks to advise on a possible flotation of the Royal Mail. More: continued here

The Government is to start looking in the next few days for a syndicate of banks to advise on a possible flotation of the Royal Mail. Business Minister Michael Fallon announced the move as he voiced hopes … More: continued here

Michael Fallon, the business minister, will tonight take another step towards the controversial privatisation of Royal Mail by launching a process to hire banks to handle the share sale. In a speech at … More: continued here

Postal workers in Shropshire are set to land shares worth £1,500 in Royal Mail when it floats on the stock market, it was revealed today. More: continued here