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Paramount Escalates Battle for WBD With Hostile $30 Cash Offer

Paramount intensified its bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, launching a hostile all-cash tender offer at $30 per share above Netflix’s previously accepted $27.75 cash-and-stock deal. Backed by $41 billion in equity financing and $54 billion in debt commitments, the offer sets up a high-stakes contest that could prompt a counter-move from Netflix. WBD’s board reaffirmed support for its agreement with Netflix but will review Paramount’s proposal, which some analysts say could gain shareholder traction. A prolonged fight may lead to legal challenges, while questions around regulatory approval and deal synergies add further complexity to the streaming industry’s largest potential consolidation in years.



WBD Rejects PSKY, Backs Netflix: Is $100 Back in Play?
Warner Bros. Discovery said it has rejected a hostile takeover bid from Paramount Skydance. Instead, WBD reaffirmed its support for a previously announced strategic combination with Netflix, signaling a clear preference for partnership over a contested acquisition. Netflix shares saw a modest rebound. If a Netflix–WBD deal goes through, does NFLX have a clear path back to $100? Is the recent pullback a buy-the-dip opportunity, or does it make sense to wait for confirmation? Do you see this as a strategic win for Netflix, or a distraction with integration risks?
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