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Viaplay buys remaining stake in Allente from Telenor

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Posted on July 17, 2025

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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Swedish streaming group Viaplay Group said on Thursday it had agreed to buy the remaining 50% stake in Allente Group from Norway's Telenor for 1.1 billion Swedish crowns ($113

Viaplay buys remaining stake in Allente from Telenor

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Swedish streaming group Viaplay Group said on Thursday it had agreed to buy the remaining 50% stake in Allente Group from Norway's Telenor for 1.1 billion Swedish crowns ($113 million).

Viaplay said in a statement it would finance the deal, which would make it the sole owner of the provider of broadband and satellite TV, through available cash and a new 1.73 billion crown loan facility.

($1 = 9.7356 Swedish crowns)

(Reporting by Anna Ringstrom, editing by Louise Rasmussen)

Key Takeaways

  • Viaplay acquires Telenor's 50% stake in Allente.
  • The deal is valued at 1.1 billion Swedish crowns.
  • Viaplay will use cash and a loan facility for the purchase.
  • The acquisition makes Viaplay the sole owner of Allente.
  • The transaction enhances Viaplay's broadband and satellite TV offerings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage of Allente did Viaplay acquire?
Viaplay acquired the remaining 50% stake in Allente Group from Telenor.
How much did Viaplay pay for the acquisition?
Viaplay agreed to buy the stake for 1.1 billion Swedish crowns, which is approximately $113 million.
How will Viaplay finance the acquisition?
Viaplay will finance the deal through available cash and a new loan facility of 1.73 billion crowns.

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