Comcast Execs Deny Split Will Lead to M&A Spree, Emphasize Organic Growth
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Dade Hayes, Max Goldbart
Summary
Comcast Co-CEO Brian Roberts and Co-CEO Mike Cavanagh insist that the planned split of Comcast into two separate companies next year is not a precursor to an M&A spree. During an investor call, Roberts stated the move is about positioning each entity to maximize value, monetize assets, and pursue organic growth strategies. Cavanagh, who will lead the NBCUniversal-Sky entity post-split, echoed that there are no plans for dealmaking, emphasizing a focus on building rather than acquiring.
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Definitely not. Our plan for NBCUniversal and Sky is to build a
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