Warner Bros Discovery, INC 8-K filings

Warner Bros. Discovery reported a 12% ex-FX revenue decline for Q2 2026, with net income plummeting 91%, though its Streaming segment saw 10% ex-FX revenue growth and a 63% increase in Adjusted EBITDA.

Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders re-elected the board but rejected the 2025 executive compensation proposal.

Warner Bros. Discovery's subsidiary, Discovery Global Holdings, Inc., has entered into a new First Lien Credit Agreement, securing $13,000 million USD and €1,717 million in term loans to repay existing bridge loans.

Warner Bros. Discovery's subsidiaries have successfully amended indentures governing various senior notes, impacting exchange offer deadlines and terms related to a potential acquisition.

Warner Bros. Discovery subsidiaries have begun soliciting consents from noteholders for proposed amendments to indentures, linked to the Paramount Skydance acquisition.

Warner Bros. Discovery reports Q1 2026 results with mixed revenue trends, a significant net loss driven by one-time fees, and progress on its merger with Paramount.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. has entered into a new employment agreement with its Chief Financial Officer, Gunnar Wiedenfels, extending his tenure through April 2028.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. announced that its stockholders approved the merger agreement with Paramount Skydance Corporation, paving the way for the acquisition.

Warner Bros. Discovery's CEO, David Zaslav, has entered into a tax reimbursement agreement to mitigate potential excise taxes related to the proposed merger with Paramount Skydance Corporation.

Paramount Skydance Corporation will acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $31.00 per share in cash, creating a new global media and entertainment powerhouse.

Warner Bros. Discovery reports strong streaming and studios growth in Q4 and full-year 2025, but faces linear network declines and ongoing strategic M&A evaluations.

Warner Bros. Discovery and Netflix have amended their merger agreement to an all-cash transaction of $27.75 per WBD share, aiming for a faster stockholder vote.

Warner Bros. Discovery granted CEO David Zaslav 1.96 million restricted stock units to compensate for a higher exercise price on previously awarded stock options.

Warner Bros. Discovery announces a strategic transaction to spin off its Global Linear Networks business and merge its Streaming & Studios assets with Netflix, offering shareholders cash and Netflix stock.

Netflix will acquire Warner Bros., including its film and television studios and HBO Max, for an enterprise value of $82.7 billion, following the separation of Discovery Global.

Warner Bros. Discovery amends CEO David Zaslav's employment terms to align incentives with a broad strategic review, including potential change of control transactions.

Warner Bros. Discovery reports mixed Q3 2025 results with strong streaming subscriber growth and Studios performance, alongside linear network declines and a new strategic alternatives review.

Warner Bros. Discovery reported a significant turnaround in net income and a 9% rise in Adjusted EBITDA for Q2 2025, alongside strategic debt reduction and streaming subscriber growth.

Warner Bros. Discovery has finalized new employment agreements with JB Perrette and Bruce Campbell, contingent on the spin-off of its Streaming & Studios division, ensuring leadership continuity for the new public company.

Warner Bros. Discovery announced the appointments of Fraser Woodford as Chief Financial Officer and Brian Rauch as Chief Accounting Officer, effective upon the completion of its previously disclosed tax-free separation into two publicly traded companies.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. has entered into an 18-month, $17.0 billion bridge loan facility and amended its existing revolving credit agreement to finance cash tender offers for outstanding bonds and repay a prior term loan, in anticipation of a significant streaming and studios business spin-off.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. has announced the early participation results and pricing terms for its cash tender offers, indicating significant interest from noteholders in its debt management initiative.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. filed an amendment to its 8-K report, detailing new employment agreements for CEO David Zaslav and CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels, contingent on the planned separation into two publicly traded companies: Streaming & Studios and Global Networks.

Warner Bros. Discovery details new employment agreements for CEO David Zaslav and CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels, contingent on a planned tax-free separation of its Streaming & Studios and Global Networks divisions.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. announced that its subsidiaries have successfully obtained the necessary noteholder consents to amend indentures governing various senior notes and debentures, streamlining debt management and increasing financial flexibility.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. announced its intention to exercise the early settlement right for its previously disclosed cash tender offers and related consent solicitations, with an expected early settlement date of June 30, 2025.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. has filed an 8-K disclosing a Frequently Asked Questions document providing clarity on its ongoing cash tender offers, consent solicitations, and strategic debt allocation post-separation.

Warner Bros. Discovery announced plans for a tax-free separation into 'Streaming & Studios' and 'Global Networks' by mid-2026, coupled with a substantial $14.6 billion debt tender offer and a $17.5 billion bridge loan facility.

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. stockholders voted against the 2024 executive compensation package while approving an amendment to the employee stock purchase plan and new corporate governance measures allowing significant shareholder influence.

Warner Bros. Discovery's Q1 2025 results show growth in streaming subscribers and adjusted EBITDA, but a decline in overall revenue due to lower content and linear network performance.