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Middle East wealth funds to own 38.5% of Paramount in $110bn Warner Bros deal

Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds will own 38.5% of Paramount after its $110bn Warner Bros Discovery deal closes, with Saudi Arabia’s PIF taking a 15.1% stake

Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds are set to own 38.5% of Paramount following a $110bn deal with Warner Bros Discovery. According to Arabian Business, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) will take a 15.1% stake in the company.

The deal has been structured to ensure that foreign investors can own a substantial share of Paramount without controlling the company, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

The reports did not provide further details on the deal's implications or the involvement of other parties.

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