Acquisizione

Private equity firm CVC Capital Partners' Global Sport Group has made its first acquisition by purchasing a majority stake in US equestrian league Equine Network for $300 million. The deal marks the division's entry into American horse sports, with founder Tom Winsor remaining as CEO. The transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of 2026 pending regulatory approvals.

23 gennaio 2026 Riportato dall'IA

The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has expressed concerns about Netflix's proposed $83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros., citing potential issues in the streaming market. However, the FCC lacks authority to review the deal. Regulators including the Justice Department and FTC are examining it for antitrust implications.

IBF & Company ha completato l'acquisizione di una quota del 50 % in Diatom CBT, un'azienda tecnologica cross-border operante negli UAE e in Egitto. Questa mossa mira a rafforzare il suo portafoglio di iniziative tecnologiche e a espandere la sua presenza nell'e-commerce globale. Questa transazione segna una tappa significativa nella strategia della società di investire in piattaforme digitali che affrontano le sfide reali del commercio.

17 dicembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

The Villar Group announced that Crystal Bridges Holding Corp., owned by the Lucio Co group, has acquired 100 percent of PrimeWater Infrastructure Corp. This transaction signals consolidation in the Philippine water sector, while the company still faces consumer complaints over service quality. It is expected to bring improved investment and management under new ownership.

A group of anonymous top Hollywood filmmakers has emailed an open letter to U.S. Congress members, urging them to block Netflix's potential acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery due to fears it would harm the theatrical film industry. The letter highlights concerns over shortened theatrical release windows and reduced market competition. Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery have declined to comment on the matter.

02 dicembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

A consortium led by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is set to acquire Electronic Arts for $55 billion, with the fund holding 93 percent ownership upon completion. The deal, involving investors like Jared Kushner, Silver Lake, and Affinity, is expected to close by mid-2026 following a shareholder vote later this month. This move raises questions about the future of EA's major franchises amid potential financial pressures.