Every 8-K that Paramount Global (PARAA) has filed with the SEC in the last 24 months is listed below, newest first, and each one links through to the document itself with the summary and the scores our analysis gives it.
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Paramount Global closed its transformative merger with Skydance Media on 7-Aug-25, forming Paramount Skydance Corp. Through a two-step reverse merger, Paramount became a wholly-owned subsidiary and all Paramount Class A/B shares were exchanged for new Paramount Skydance equity, then partially cashed out. Elections generated $165.3 m in Class A cash at $23.00 per share and $4.29 bn in Class B cash at $15.00; holders also received 318.8 m new Class B shares. Paramount’s legacy stock was delisted from Nasdaq on 6-Aug and the company will file Form 15 to end Exchange Act reporting.
Capital structure changes: Paramount Skydance issued full, unconditional parent guarantees on 25 series of Paramount senior and subordinated notes and joined the $ multi-lender revolving credit agreement as borrower and parent guarantor, updating change-of-control terms.
Governance: 2019 National Amusements governance pact was terminated. The pre-merger board resigned; the new board comprises Jeffrey Shell, Andrew Warren, Andrew Brandon-Gordon and Katherine Gill-Charest. Shell becomes President & CEO, Warren CFO, Brandon-Gordon CSO/COO and Gill-Charest CAO. Paramount concurrently adopted amended articles and bylaws.