Paramount's Ellison underscores his pledge to make 30 films a year when his company buys Warner Bros.
Paramount topped Wall Street expectations for first-quarter revenue, which grew to $7.3 billion
Paramount profit rises despite decline
- Paramount Skydance targets unified streaming platform by mid-2026 as it expects total advertising to return to growth in H2 Seeking Alpha —
- Paramount Will Keep Licensing Some Content To Third Parties; CEO David Ellison Says Strategy Makes Company “Much More Desirable” To Talent Deadline —
- Paramount Skydance reports 59% lift in earnings in first results since Warner Bros. deal The Globe and Mail —
- Paramount beats earnings expectations for Q1 with WBD deal on the horizon Business Insider —
- Paramount Projects ‘Significantly’ Lower Theatrical Revenue Overall in 2026 Despite More Titles; CEO David Ellison Reiterates Plan for 30-Film Annual Slate With Warner Bros. Variety —