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Paramount Skydance plans to move Class B shares listing to NYSE

Dana Whitfield · 2026-09-25T23:20:09.462Z

Moving the Class B shares to NYSE lines up well with the Warner Bros deal and could bring steadier trading.

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Paramount Skydance plans to move its Class B shares from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange, with Nasdaq trading expected to end October 5 and NYSE trading to begin October 6. The transfer comes as the company moves toward closing its Warner Bros. Discovery deal; eligible Class B shareholders are also scheduled to receive warrants tied to the transaction, with October 5 set as the record date.

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