Netflix co-CEO Sarandos to visit White House to discuss Warner Bros bid, Politico reports


Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos attends the premiere for the final season of the television series "Stranger Things" at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, California, U.S., November 6, 2025. REUTERS/Daniel Cole

Feb 25 (Reuters) - Netflix co-CEO Ted ⁠Sarandos will attend meetings at the White House on Thursday ⁠to discuss the streaming giant's bid to acquire Warner Bros Discovery's ‌assets and President Donald Trump's demand to remove board member Susan Rice, Politico reported on Wednesday.

In the heated takeover battle, Netflix has offered $27.75 per share or $82.7 billion for Warner ​Bros's studio and streaming assets, while rival Paramount ⁠escalated the fight on Monday ⁠with a higher $31 per share offer for the whole company.

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