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UK Regulators to Investigate Sky's $2.2B ITV Acquisition
- Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has authorized an investigation into Sky's acquisition of ITV.
- The deal, valued at approximately $2.2 billion, will be scrutinized by Ofcom and the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
- Lisa Nandy previously expressed a willingness to intervene, citing public interest considerations.
- The investigation aims to assess the potential impact of the acquisition on the market and public interest.
- The decision follows formal notices issued to both Ofcom and the CMA to report their findings.
Articles (3)
The Hollywood Reporter·
Sky’s $2.1 Billion ITV Megadeal: U.K. Regulators Get Gov’t Green Light for Investigation
Deadline·
Sky-ITV: UK Competition Bodies Given Greenlight To Investigate $2.2B Deal By Culture Secretary
Variety·
Sky’s ITV Acquisition Hits Roadblock as Culture Secretary Issues Public Interest Intervention Notice