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The Delaware Chancery Court on Thursday rejected Paramount's demand for Warner Bros. Discovery to better explain why Netflix's nearly $83 billion takeover was more appealing than its own, according to court filings.
Paramount Skydance has suffered a legal setback in its pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Paramount wanted the court to fast-track the case so Warner Bros. shareholders could have access to financial details necessary to decide whether to accept its $30 per share all-cash tender offer
A Delaware judge on Thursday rejected Paramount Skydance's bid to expedite its lawsuit demanding more information from Warner Bros Discovery about how that company decided Netflix's proposed $82.7 billion takeover was better than its own $108.7 billion hostile bid.
Paramount Skydance is taking another step in its hostile takeover bid of Warner Bros. Discovery, saying Monday that it will name its own slate of directors before the next shareholder meeting of the Hollywood studio.
Paramount says it is suing Warner Bros. Discovery and filing a competing slate of directors in an effort to get the Warner board to take its offer to acquire the company seriously.
Paramount accused WBD's board of breaching fiduciary duties by refusing to engage with what it calls a financially superior proposal.
As two major streaming platforms—Warner Bros. and Netflix—prepare for a merger, concerns continue to be voiced about the implications of the deal, which represents more consolidation in the media business.
Paramount said Monday it would push forward with its hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery by nominating directors to the WBD board that would engage with Paramount's offer, while also filing a lawsuit against the company to force it to disclose information about Netflix's offer.
Shares of entertainment giant Warner Bros. Discovery NASDAQ: WBD had a landmark year in 2025.
On the day that Warner Bros. Discovery's board announced its rejection of Paramount's latest bid, the David Ellison-led conglomerate took its argument to Capitol Hill. In a letter filed with a House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee on Wednesday, Paramount's chief legal officer, Makan Delrahim, wrote to lawmakers that the Netflix-WBD combination was “presumptively unlawful.