Paramount sweetens bid for Warner Bros amid bidding war

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Paramount sweetens bid for Warner Bros amid bidding war
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Shares in American media company Warner Bros., which owns HBO Max and the television channel CNN, are rising as the bidding war for the company heats up again. Paramount sweetens its hostile bid of $30 per share with what it calls a "ticking fee."

The ticking fee means Warner Bros. owners will receive an additional 25 cents per share for each quarter that Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. is not completed after December 31, 2026.

Paramount is also offering to cover the entire $2.8 billion cost that would arise if Warner Bros. chooses to scrap the agreement to pursue a deal with streaming service Netflix.

The bidding war for Warner Bros began in December last year.

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