The board of Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has urged its shareholders to reject an amended hostile bid by Paramount Skydance while maintaining its unanimous support for a rival offer by Netflix.
Netflix (NFLX) has faced challenges in the past. Its stock has dropped over 30% within less than two months on as many as six different occasions recently, erasing billions in market capitalization and negating substantial gains in a single correction.
Even Larry Ellison's vast personal fortune isn't enough to convince Warner Bros. Discovery to change its mind on its deal with Netflix.
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Netflix's recent sell-off is largely driven by negative sentiment following its Q3 earnings miss and concerns surrounding the Warner deal. The market cap decline following the Warner announcement has wiped out more than the $83 billion acquisition value, indicating that these concerns are largely priced in. The upcoming 4Q FY2025 earnings are expected to be strong, driven by Stranger Things 5 and other holiday releases, which appear to be largely discounted by the market.
Netflix's proposed Warner Bros. deal has spooked investors.
In the latest trading session, Netflix (NFLX) closed at $90.98, marking a -2.97% move from the previous day.
Netflix has tried to assuage concerns its ownership of Warner Bros. would harm theaters, but it remains unclear what Netflix's theatrical release strategy would look like.
Netflix's screening of the final episode of ‘Stranger Things' in around 600 theaters was a big hit for cinema owners over New Years.
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Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) has had a lot to celebrate in 2025, including the final season of popular show “Stranger Things” and movies Frankenstein and Wake Up Dead Man; the success of international content from Korea, Latin America, and elsewhere; and the introduction of live and interactive content.
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