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Sunday 06 June 2021 4:25 pm

Dennis Publishing ‘puts up for sale flagship title The Week’

By: Hannah Godfrey

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Dennis Publishing's The Week is reportedly up for sale.

Dennis Publishing has hired Liontree Advisors to oversee an auction of The Week, the publisher’s flagship news and current affairs magazine.

The sale process only relates to The Week and does not include any other Dennis Publishing titles, which include AutoExpress, Minecraft World and Money Week among others, Sky News first reported.

Analysts have reportedly said big publishing groups were likely to consider making a bid for the title.

In 2018 Dennis Publishing was bought by private equity business Exponent.

City PM has contacted Dennis Publishing for contact. Liontree Advisors could not be reached.

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