James Manning reports in LinkedIn – “The new CEO of regional media group Super Radio Network has flatly denied his company is for sale, following widespread reports to that effect.”

Mumbrella spoke to Graham Mott in just his second day in the job. Mott’s debut was accompanied by a swag of media reports — including in Mumbrella — that the network had put up the “for sale” sign. One estimate claimed the price tag was “as high as $200m”.

The reports indicated that shareholder siblings Despina Priala and George Caralis, children of network founder Bill Caralis who died in 2024, had fallen out.

When asked if the Super Radio Network had a timeline for the sale of the business, Mott replied: “We’re not for sale.”