It seems US collection music society SESAC is for sale if. The owners of the smallest of the USA’s three publishing rights body hired bankers at Allen & Co and Goldman Sachs to actively pursue a sale. The asking price is reportedly $500 million, somewhat lower than prices previously suggested by the current owners. Unlike BMI and ASCAP, SESAC is a profit-making company. It represents a smaller roster of artists but this includes a number of important American songwriters, including Bob Dylan.
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