Netflix has taken a significant step in the media market: the company has agreed to acquire Warner Bros in a deal worth $82.7 billion. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to Hollywood Reporter, this strategic operation, codenamed “Project Noble,” was led by Netflix executives Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters. To complete the deal, Netflix arranged financing of $59 billion.
This massive investment is expected to elevate the company’s position in the global media market to a new level. Now, Netflix can become not only a streaming platform but also a major global leader in film studios, content production, and distribution.
Analysts estimate that this integration will enable Netflix to save around $2–3 billion annually in expenses. This will expand the company’s ability to create high-budget series and films.
As part of the agreement, Warner Bros’ HBO series, cartoons, DC comics, and other major intellectual properties will also come under Netflix’s control. Therefore, competition in the streaming services market is expected to intensify.
These changes could open a new chapter in the global media industry.
