‘Mispriced’ Warner Bros. Deal Spread Creates Windfall Potential
Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California.
Photographer: Jill Connelly/BloombergParamount Skydance Corp. may have won out against Netflix Inc. in the fight to buy Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., but there are enough market cross-currents and doubts around the pending $111 billion deal to make buying shares of the target an enticing wager.
Shares of Warner Bros. have fallen more than 7% from their peak in February to around $27, some $4 less than the price Paramount agreed to pay, a classic signal of diminishing probability of the deal getting done.