Paramount Vs. Netflix has taken another turn with Paramount, making sweet changes to its offer. WBD currently has a pending deal with Netflix ($27.75 per share, all-cash) valued at $72 billion. It appears Paramount is unwilling to let WBD go without a fight. Paramount has now introduced a “Ticking fee” in its deal. However, there’s no change (or raise) in its original $30 per share price to take over all of WBD. The company is willing to pay a penalty of 25 cents per share per quarter for delays. Therefore, if government approvals take longer than expected, WBD shareholders get paid extra. What’s more to the new deal? Is Paramount financially capable of this? What is Paramount’s leadership saying? For all that, learn more. Paramount’s Sweetened Offer to WBDA “Ticking fee” to compensate for any delays in payment. For instance, Paramount is offering 25 cents per share paid for every quarter the deal is delayed. This benefit starts on December 31, 2026. The company also assured shareholders that it would pay them a premium if regulators took too long to approve the merger. And this equals about $650 million in cash per quarter overall. Not just that, Paramount says it would cover… Read MoreStartupTalky- Business News, Insights and Stories
