Paramount Faces Rival Bids Amid Extended Review Period
Special committee weighs Edgar Bronfman's $6 billion offer against Skydance's $8 billion merger proposal
- Paramount's special committee extended the 'go-shop' period by 15 days to review Bronfman's revised bid.
- Bronfman's offer includes $1.7 billion to buy out non-voting shareholders at $16 per share.
- Skydance Media argues Bronfman's bid is inferior and threatens to withdraw its own offer.
- Both bids involve acquiring Shari Redstone's controlling stake in National Amusements.
- The final decision is expected by September 5, with Skydance having the option to match Bronfman's offer.