TREE NEWS update: Paramount Skydance sold $30 billion of US dollar investment-grade bonds, completing the largest portion of the financing for its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The eight-part sale priced at tighter spreads than initially discussed, with the longest tranche, maturing in 2066, narrowing about 0.35 percentage points to a premium of 3.3 percentage points over Treasuries.
Paramount Skydance prices $30B investment-grade bond sale for Warner Bros. Discovery takeover
The fact that the deal priced tighter than initially discussed, including on the longest-dated tranche, suggests debt investors are comfortable underwriting a media consolidation of this scale — a notable signal when acquisition financing has often been a sticking point. It matters most for credit markets and for the broader pipeline of large M&A borrowings, since this sets a reference point for what issuers can demand. Whether the remaining financing falls into place on similar terms is the open question.
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