Fox’s $22 Billion Roku Deal Approved by Shareholders of Both Companies

Fox Corp. shareholders approved its $22 billion acquisition of Roku, with both companies' shareholders voting in favor. The deal, announced in June, values Roku at $160 per share, combining cash and Fox Class A stock. The acquisition, expected to close by mid-2027, requires regulatory approval and aims to expand Fox's digital advertising and streaming presence. Roku's CEO will retain a role in the combined company.

Fox Corporation and Roku shareholders approved Fox's $22 billion acquisition of Roku, which includes a $160 per share offer. The deal, pending federal antitrust approval, aims to expand Fox's streaming and advertising businesses. Fox expects to complete the acquisition by mid-2027, though regulatory review adds uncertainty.

Fox and Roku shareholders approved Fox's $22 billion acquisition of Roku, pending regulatory approval. The deal, expected to close in 2027, aims to combine Fox's content with Roku's streaming platform. Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch called it a 'transformative transaction'. The DOJ has requested additional information, extending the review period.

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Roku's general counsel may receive a retention bonus of up to $2 million, according to a securities filing. This follows Fox Corp.'s planned $22 billion acquisition of the streaming platform.