What smart money is saying about Warner Bros. Discovery
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No fund has written a full thesis on Warner Bros. Discovery in our archive, but 3 fund letters report a position in it — most recently Harris Associates U.S. Large Value Strategy in June 2026.
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Position history
Between Q1 2026 and Q2 2026, 3 fund letters reported a position in Warner Bros. Discovery — 2 trimmed or exited.
| Quarter | Letters | Bought | Sold | Theses |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q2 2026 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
| Q1 2026 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Fund activity · 3 positions · 2 moves
- June 2026
“We eliminated the following position(s) during the period: • EOG Resources • Marathon Petroleum • Warner Bros Discovery”
Warner Bros. Discovery - June 2026
“Adobe was eliminated on concerns about potential AI disruption and management turnover. Warner Bros. Discovery was eliminated due to its limited upside potential after Paramount Skydance agreed to acquire it.”
Warner Bros. Discovery - March 2026
“We have high conviction in the positioning and the investments in the portfolio. Sometimes we see “value unlocks” like Warner Bros. Discovery. We held this name for several years with a thesis around the core media assets, but the value was not realized until the unlock occurred in the first quarter this year.”
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These funds discuss Warner Bros. Discovery — as a competitor, benchmark or comparable — without disclosing a position in it.
- June 2026
“Netflix Netflix was a detractor from returns during the quarter after the stock came under pressure despite reporting solid first quarter results in April. Revenue grew 16% year-over-year, or 14% excluding FX, and operating income rose 18%, supported by strong growth in APAC and Latin America. Second quarter revenue guidance came in roughly 1% below expectations and EBIT guidance was 5% light due to content amortization timing. Management maintained full-year guidance of 11% to 13% revenue growth (excluding FX) and approximately 20% profit growth rather than raising it, which disappointed some investors who had anticipated a lift following the recent price hike and the removal of the Warner Bros. Discovery deal overhang. With the Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition now behind it, management can refocus on the core business and deploy excess free cash flow toward AI investment and buybacks, including a new $25 billion authorization.”
Warner Bros. Discovery - MentionedNexPoint Merger Arbitrage FundJune 2026
“In the United Kingdom, the Competition and Markets Authority (“CMA”) continued to emphasize faster, more predictable, and more proportionate review. It conditionally approved the Getty Images–Shutterstock transaction, finding no material concerns in global stock imagery but requiring the divestiture of Shutterstock’s editorial content business to preserve competition for UK media customers (deal details discussed below). The remedy demonstrates the CMA’s continued willingness to impose substantial structural relief where a narrow but important market is affected. The CMA also consulted on revised guidance for evaluating rivalry-enhancing efficiencies under its “4Ps” initiative—pace, predictability, proportionality, and process—pointing to a more commercially grounded approach and a greater willingness to consider whether a transaction may reduce costs, support investment, or strengthen competition. Politically sensitive transactions, however, remain subject to review outside traditional antitrust analysis. For example, on June 30, the UK Culture Secretary indicated that she was weighing a public-interest intervention in Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, underscoring the continued weight of media-plurality and national-interest considerations.”
Warner Bros. Discovery - June 2026
“The company made headlines as it tried to acquire Warner Bros. from Warner Bros. Discovery before ultimately walking away from a bidding war for the company.”
Warner Bros. Discovery - MentionedNexPoint Event Driven FundDecember 2025
“As mentioned last quarter, Paramount Skydance, the newly combined Paramount Global–Skydance Media (PSKY) entity, emerged as a potential acquirer of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). In October, WBD’s board rejected a mostly-cash offer from PSKY (nearly $24/share) and said it would explore options that could include (i) a planned internal separation or (ii) a sale of the company or pieces of it. On December 5, 2025, Netflix announced a definitive agreement to acquire WBD’s Streaming & Studios division for $27.75 per share, representing an equity value of approximately $72 billion.”
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