With a name like Warner Bros. Discovery, one wouldn't expect it to shy away from integration opportunities. The company signaled its openness to selling on Tuesday, following interest expressed by Paramount Sky Dance. According to Warner Bros. Discovery, Paramount Sky Dance is not the only interested party. The stock price of the parent company, which owns HBO and CNN, rose by 11% shortly after the market opened. David Zaslav, CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, stated in a press release: “It's not surprising that the significant value of our portfolio is being recognized by an increasing number of market participants. Following multiple expressions of interest, we have initiated a comprehensive evaluation of strategic alternatives to determine the best path forward in unlocking the full value of our assets.” In June of this year, Warner Bros. Discovery announced plans to split into two independent publicly traded companies, separating its streaming and film production operations from its cable network business.