Sony Set to Pay $4b for Bieber, Neil Young Catalogue
The joint venture would pay up to $4 billion for a catalog of more than 45,000 songs, people familiar with the talks said.
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Sony Wants to Spend $4B on Justin Bieber and Neil Young Songs — Here's Why They Are Worth So Much
Sony Music Group is finalising a deal to acquire Blackstone's Recognition Music Group for between $3.5 billion and $4 billion (£2.57 billion to £2.94 billion), in what would rank as one of the largest music rights transactions on record, The Straits Times reported, citing people familiar with the negotiations. The acquisition would be structured through a joint venture between Sony and Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC, which the two parties…
Sony Music is putting the finishing touches on a deal to acquire the music catalog of Blackstone Inc., which includes music by Justin Bieber and Neil Young, among others. According to some sources, this is one of the largest transactions in music history.
Sony Music & Singapore's GIC to pay nearly US$4 billion for Justin Bieber, Neil Young catalogue
Sony Music is reportedly closing in on one of the biggest music catalogue acquisitions in recent history. According to sources familiar with the matter, Sony is currently in exclusive negotiations to acquire Recognition Music Group — a company that either owns or manages the rights to more than 45,000 songs, including works by Justin Bieber and Neil Young. The deal is expected to be made through a joint venture between Sony and Singapore’s sover…
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