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The most powerful weapon in the world is compounding interest!

If you think the Warner Bros saga is over, think again.

Paramount Skydance (fresh off its recent merger) is crashing the Netflix-Warner Bros party by offering a much higher US$108 billion offer for Warner Bros.

• Netflix offered US$72 billion to acquire Warner Bros streaming and content side (excluding its traditional cable channels).

This is turning into a blockbuster saga. Both sides have been furiously bidding with each other for Warner Bros - whose fortunes have declined in recent years as revenue and margins decline with a lacklustre offering.

Warner Bros shareholders will be forced to look at this offer, as it represents about 40% higher than Netflix’s offer.

I have an inkling on why Paramount is doing this.

If Netflix does indeed manage to buy Warner Bros streaming segment (HBO Max), it will become the biggest streaming player in the U.S. market with a one-third market share.

Paramount Skydance is afraid of this as its recent merger did not go down well with some of its investors.

• It is after all, still making a big loss of US$6.2 billion in 2024.

However, this deal could change things up for the company.

Firstly, Warner Bros is still profitable and have many IPs that could boost the company’s outlook for the near-term.

Secondly, it could stem the rise of Netflix in the streaming industry while it figures out how to compete.

Regardless, if Paramount Skydance manages to outcompete Netflix in acquiring Warner Bros, this could open up a whole new ball game in the market.

SimplyWallSt’s analysts peg the company as being undervalued by 25%.

Hope the above is fruitful for you all..

Cheers,
James Yeo