Warner Bros. Discovery Inc Share Price (WBD.US)

$26.83..-0.24..(-0.88%)

Bought again tonight for $ 27 .

Could of got a little cheaper .

Paramount seeks FCC approval for foreign investors helping fund Warner Bros acquisition.

Paramount Skydance asked the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to greenlight the foreign investments backing its acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery , according to regulatory filings made public on Monday.

A Paramount spokesperson said the filing is completely standard for investments such as the ones at issue and is not a condition to closing Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. FCC rules govern foreign investments in U.S. television broadcasting.

Current and expected foreign investors will own slightly less than 50% of Paramount's equity after the investments, but the family of Paramount CEO David Ellison will continue to control voting shares, the company said in its filing. Paramount said last year that Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), Abu Dhabi's L'imad Holding Company, and the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) have agreed to back its proposed takeover of Warner Bros.

Went as low as $27.77 Thursday 26th March .

Meeting to approve 23rd April 2026 .

Maybe higher after ?

News here .

https://ir.wbd.com/news-and-events/financial-news/financial-news-details/2026/Warner-Bros--Discovery-Sets-Shareholder-Meeting-Date-of-April-23-2026-to-Approve-Transaction-with-Para

Correction .

Paramount signed the $110 billion, or $31-per-share, deal for Warner Bros last week, after Netflix declined to raise its offer.

Bought again tonight for $ 27.99 the offer .

At $31 the buy appears to be approx 11% below increased offer .

Share Price ..27.96...-0.24 (-0.85%) ..Bid: 27.95..Ask: 28.03...Spread: 0.08 (0.286%)

Market Cap: $69.86b

Bought again tonight for $ 27.99 the offer .

Paramount's $110 billion Warner Bros deal likely to secure FCC backing, FT reports yesterday .

At $32 it appears to be approx 15% below increased offer .

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Paramount reportedly lifts bid for WBD, but details unclear.

The report, by the Reuters news agency citing unnamed sources, did not specify how the bid had been changed. Paramount had tabled a $30-a-share offer worth $108bn, compared with Netflix's $83bn proposal.

Netflix gave WBD permission to talk to Paramount last week, with discussions resulting in a seven-day deadline for a revised offer to be made.

In the interim, US President Donald Trump waded into the bidding war over the weekend, ordering Netflix to remove the Democratic foreign policy expert Susan Rice from its board or “face the consequences”.

If WBD agrees to Paramount's revised offer, it will have to pay a $2.8bn breakup fee to Netflix.

WBD in December agreed to sell both its film studio and HBO Max streaming service to Netflix for $27.75 per share. Paramount, which owns CBS and MTV, countered in December with its hostile all-cash deal for the entire company including the cable business.

However, this was rejected by WBD. Paramount earlier this month threw in a ticking fee of 25 cents a share to its offer for any delay in regulatory approval of the deal, which would add around $650m in cash value for every quarter the deal did not close by December 31.