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Reliance-Disney merger: CCI raises concern over cricket broadcast rights

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August 21, 2024

THE Competition Commission of India (CCI) is said to have raised preliminary concerns that the $8.5 billion merger of Reliance and Walt Disney media assets might harm competition due to their power over cricket broadcast rights.

Reliance-Disney merger: CCI raises concern over cricket broadcast rights

As per a report, the CCI has privately told billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance and Disney its view and asked the companies to explain why an investigation shouldn't be ordered.

The report stated that rights worth billions of dollars for the broadcast of cricket would be vested with the merged entity, which could potentially peril fair pricing power and control over advertisers.

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