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Skydance co-CEOs say they can reduce debt while investing in content

Deadline reports Skydance is looking to spend $30 billion to $40 billion annually on content despite its debt load.

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Deadline reports that Skydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz addressed concerns that debt approaching $80 billion could squeeze production after the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger. Kreiz said the company intends to reduce its leverage ratio by 2029 while investing in content. Ellison argued it can operate more efficiently and spend more on content at the same time.

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Deadline@DEADLINESkydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz sought to dial down Hollywood jitters that the company’s massive and expensive-to-service debt load approaching $80 billion will force them shortchange production. “We have a business plan. There’s a complete financial envelope to how we’re going to run the business, and content is a spend, but you can also see it as an investment because it’s also going to drive growth,” Kreiz said during a press conference Tuesday https://deadline.com/2026/10/sydance-ceos-david-ellison-ynon-kreiz-say-debt-manageable-1237148414/22m
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    Deadline@DEADLINESkydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz sought to dial down Hollywood jitters that the company’s massive and expensive-to-service debt load approaching $80 billion will force them shortchange production. “We have a business plan. There’s a complete financial envelope to how we’re going to run the business, and content is a spend, but you can also see it as an investment because it’s also going to drive growth,” Kreiz said during a press conference Tuesday https://deadline.com/2026/10/sydance-ceos-david-ellison-ynon-kreiz-say-debt-manageable-1237148414/22m
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