After hours on Thursday, Paramount Global stock experienced a remarkable surge, with NASDAQ:PARA increasing by 11.5% and NASDAQ:PARAA by 6.4%.
The sudden rise in stock prices was fueled by reports suggesting that Sony Pictures Entertainment (SONY) has officially joined the race to acquire Paramount, a well-known studio company. Sources with knowledge of the situation revealed that Sony has been in talks with Apollo Global Management (NASDAQ:APO) about potentially teaming up for a bid to purchase Paramount. Despite Paramount's ongoing discussions with Skydance Media for a potential merger, Sony's entrance into the competition has opened up new possibilities. Paramount has been actively engaging with Skydance, even amidst Apollo's enticing $26 billion cash offer, which many shareholders believe to be a more favorable proposal. Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra has been actively conversing with Apollo in recent days to explore the idea of a joint, all-cash bid, as detailed by The New York Times. This unexpected development has injected further excitement and potential into the future of Paramount Global stock.Paramount Enters Discussions with Apollo as Sony Considers Joint Bid
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