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Shutterstock reported that the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority intends to refer its proposed merger with Getty Images to a Phase 2 review unless acceptable undertakings are offered to address competition concerns.
The company stated it remains committed to the transaction and will continue engaging with the CMA and working with Getty Images to secure the necessary clearances.
The filing also notes prior SEC registration steps related to the transaction, including effectiveness of Getty Images’ Form S-4 and the availability of the information statement and proxy statement/prospectus for investors.
Shutterstock, Inc. notified investors that it has waived a financing-related closing condition in its proposed merger with Getty Images. The companies agreed on September 18, 2025 to remove the requirement that Getty Images amend or refinance certain existing term loans and senior notes to maturities no earlier than February 19, 2028, so that this condition is no longer required to close the merger.
The filing also notes that in February 2025 Getty Images refinanced its term loans by incurring a new $580 million five-year U.S. dollar term facility and a new €440 million five-year euro term facility. The report reiterates forward-looking risk disclosures about regulatory approvals, integration risks, financing risks and other factors that could affect completion of the merger.