Fox to buy Roku for US$22 billion to fuel streaming push
Fox Corp. announced on Monday it is acquiring Roku in a cash-and-stock deal valued at approximately US$22 billion.

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AI-generatedFox Corp. announced on Monday it is acquiring Roku in a cash-and-stock deal valued at approximately US$22 billion. This acquisition aims to bolster Fox's streaming presence by combining its sports and news content with Roku's popular streaming platform, which is used by over 100 million households. The move is intended to help the cable TV-dependent company improve ad targeting and decrease its reliance on traditional distribution methods. Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch described the deal as a "defining moment" for the company, merging its live content with a leading streaming service. This marks Fox's first significant acquisition since Lachlan Murdoch solidified his control over the media company.
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5 extractedThis is Fox’s first major acquisition since CEO Lachlan Murdoch cemented control.
Fox's content portfolio will be combined with Roku's streaming platform.
The Roku deal is a 'defining moment' for Fox.
The deal gives Fox access to the more than 100 million households using Roku’s streaming platform.
Fox Corp is buying Roku in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about US$22 billion.