Post–$8.4B merger with Skydance, Paramount plans to more than double annual movie output from eight to 15, while maintaining key cable networks and striking a balanced spending strategy between films and series.
El cierre de esta transacción posiciona a Paramount para forjar un nuevo camino en la industria del entretenimiento, combinando su biblioteca y red de distribución global con la experiencia de producción de Skydance.
The newly merged Paramount, backed by Skydance Media and RedBird Capital, aims to modernize content creation, expand global reach, and drive long-term shareholder value through innovation, scale, and a 113-year legacy.
The post-merger executive lineup includes Jeff Shell as president, Cindy Holland leading streaming, Andy Gordon as COO, and Dana Goldberg and Josh Greenstein as co-presidents of Paramount Pictures.
CBS reaffirmed its leadership in U.S. broadcast television, securing the title of most-watched primetime network for the 17th consecutive season—the longest winning streak on record. On the financial side, Paramount’s total revenue rose 1% year-over-year to $6.85 billion, compared to $6.81 billion in Q2 of the prior year.