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PARIS, July 28, 2022--Regulatory News: Vivendi (Paris:VIV):
Vivendi's top investor, billionaire Vincent Bollore, is weighing the sale of the group's publishing unit Editis to avoid antitrust hurdles as it seeks to take over French media group Lagardere. The Vivendi-Lagardere tie-up, which is being reviewed by the European Union's antitrust authorities, would create a new publishing behemoth through the combination of France's two biggest publishing groups, Lagardere's Hachette and Vivendi's Editis.