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Skydance’s High-Wire Act Begins: Wall Street Scrutinizes Strategy for Juggling $80 Billion in Debt and a Three-Year Runway to Chop It Down

The company must cut leverage from about 7 times earnings to 3 or less by 2029 while delivering $6 billion in savings, analysts said.

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After a long battle to get the Warner Bros. deal done, Skydance's high-wire act begins as it has three years to tame its $80 billion debt load.

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Skydance presented ambitious financial goals, including the goal of generating more than US$ 10 billion in cash flow in 2030, after completing this Tuesday (6) the purchase of Warner Bros. Among the challenges you will need to overcome are tens of billions of dollars in debts and difficult conditions in part of your business. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.

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Variety broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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