WBD
Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc.28.90
-0.81-2.73%
Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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71.63BP/E (TTM)
152.11Basic EPS (TTM)
0.19Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
8-K
Netflix to buy WB for $82.7B
Netflix agreed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery's Streaming & Studios business for $82.7B enterprise value ($72.0B equity) at $27.75 per share ($23.25 cash, $4.501 Netflix stock under collar), post Q3 2026 Discovery Global spin-off. Deal unites WB franchises with Netflix's platform, targeting $2-3B annual cost savings by year three. Netflix maintains WB operations. Regulatory and shareholder approvals pending.
8-K
Netflix to acquire WBD streaming
Warner Bros. Discovery signed a merger deal with Netflix on December 4, 2025, after spinning off its Global Linear Networks to SpinCo for pro rata distribution to shareholders. Netflix will acquire WBD's Streaming & Studios for $23.25 cash per share plus Netflix stock at a variable exchange ratio (0.0376-0.0460 shares, adjustable by net debt). Boards approved; needs stockholder vote and HSR clearance by March 2027. Deal faces $2.8B WBD or $5.8B Netflix breakup fees.
8-K
WBD launches strategic review
Warner Bros. Discovery kicked off a strategic review of alternatives—including full-company sales or splits of Warner Bros. and Discovery Global—triggered by unsolicited bids, while amending CEO David Zaslav's employment and option deals on November 7, 2025. Changes treat reverse spinoffs and qualifying change-in-control pacts before December 31, 2026, like original separation plans, extending his term to 2030 and preserving Signing Options. Incentives now flex with the review. Risks loom from execution hurdles.
8-K
Q3 EBITDA up despite revenue dip
Warner Bros. Discovery reported Q3 revenues down 6% ex-FX to $9.0B, yet Adjusted EBITDA rose 2% to $2.5B as Streaming & Studios surged 7%/59% while Linear Networks dropped 23%/20%. Streaming hit 128M subscribers, up 2.3M; Studios boomed on Superman box office. Repaid $1.2B debt, net leverage 3.3x. Board reviews strategic alternatives to planned split.
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
Warner Bros. Discovery posted Q3 revenues of $9.0B, down 6% y/y yet propped by Studios' 24% surge to $3.3B on theatrical hits like Superman while Global Linear Networks dropped 22% to $3.9B from Olympic lapping and ad softness. Operating income vaulted to $611M from $281M, margins widening as costs fell 12%; diluted EPS held at -$0.06 on 2,479M shares. Cash at $4.3B with $8.3B liquidity cushions $33.8B debt (Bridge loan at 7.16% due 2026); op cash YTD $2.5B, FCF not disclosed in the 10-Q. Debt slashed $5.7B YTD via tender yielding $3.0B gain. Strategic split review adds uncertainty.
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