Paramount sticks with $30-per-share bid
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Paramount Chief Executive David Ellison continued his outreach to Warner shareholders saying, "Our offer clearly provides WBD investors greater value and a more certain, expedited path to completion."
Paramount Skydance gained fresh ammunition in its campaign to convince Warner Bros Discovery shareholders that its $108.4 billion bid for the storied Hollywood studio, HBO, and Discovery Channel is the better offer: the market's response to Comcast's spin-off.
The media company said it remains committed to the $82.7 billion deal it reached in December to sell its streaming service, studio and HBO cable channel to Netflix.
Paramount Skydance is still trying to make its case to Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders that it's the better suitor -- after WBD's board again rejected its latest takeover offer this week.
The Warner Bros. Discovery board has unanimously voted to rebuff Paramount’s $108.4 billion offer and urged shareholders to reject the hostile takeover bid. The board is continuing to support Netflix’s pending $82.7 billion purchase of its streaming and movie studios businesses along with a separate spinoff of the Warner Bros. cable TV division.
Paramount Plus’s new TV and movie releases for December 29, 2025, to January 4, 2026, include New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash and Barron’s Cove. New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash will air on Paramount Plus on Wednesday,
Warner Bros. Discovery rejects Paramount Skydance takeover again, backing Netflix deal amid antitrust concerns and shareholder debate.
First, it was Warner Bros. Discovery with a big write-down of its TV networks. Now Paramount admits TV is going down the tubes.
Paramount Plus’s new TV and movie releases for January 5-11, 2026, include Girl Taken and Coldwater. Girl Taken debuts on Paramount Plus on January 8, 2026. Co-created by Nessah Muthy, Suzanne Cowie,
Paramount Skydance countered with a hostile takeover bid offer to acquire all of the outstanding shares of Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. for $30.00 per share in cash or about $108.4 billion. After this was rejected by the WBD Board, Paramount issued a revised offer on Dec. 22.