Czech broadcaster CME chief sells 50,000 shares

PRAGUE, May 24 (Reuters) - Central European Media
Enterprises' (CME) (CETV.O) (CETVsp.PR) chief executive sold
50,000 shares valued at $1.1 million between May 19 and May 24,
a filing showed.

Adrian Sarbu sold the shares at a price of $22.29 per share.
He still holds 2.552 million shares directly and indirectly, the
filing late on Monday said.

Sarbu has sold CME shares in similar blocks at other times
since last year. [ID:nLDE7050RE]

CME shares closed down 3 percent at $21.60 on the Nasdaq on
Monday.
(Reporting by Jason Hovet; Editing by Hans Peters)