In the latest twist in Paramount Global’s M&A saga, Sony Pictures Entertainment and Apollo Global Management have made a bid to take Paramount private with an all-cash buyout offer of $26 billion.
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Sony and private equity group Apollo have told Paramount Global they intend to make a $26bn cash offer for ...
Sony Pictures Entertainment and Apollo Global Management have reportedly made a $26 billion (€24.2bn) bid for Paramount Global. The two companies have submitted a non-binding offer letter, signed by ...
Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profile Sony would be the majority shareholder and Apollo would have a minority stake, according to the person, who requested ...
Sony Pictures and private equity firm Apollo Global Management have submitted a $26 billion offer for Paramount Global, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, the latest bid for the ...
According to both the WSJ and NYT, Sony and Apollo have made an all-cash offer of a whopping $26 billion to acquire Paramount. If accepted, Sony will become the majority owner while Apollo will ...
Paramount’s directors are expected to review the new offer, which is more favorable to both Paramount’s voting and nonvoting ...
Paramount receives a $26 billion all-cash offer from Sony and Apollo Management. Sony would be the majority shareholder with operational control with Apollo holding a minority stake in the company.