Fox Isn't Looking to Move Into Sports Betting -- Market Talk

Dow Jones
Dec 09

1157 ET - Fox Chief Financial Officer Steve Tomsic says the media company is unlikely to venture back into the sports betting business anytime soon following the shuttering of Fox Bet in 2023. Tomsic says at the UBS Global Media and Communications conference that Fox is content with its role as an investor in Flutter, which owns FanDuel, and doesn't need to be operating a sports betting license on its own. "We have enormous respect to what Flutter brings to the table in terms of sports betting prowess," he says. "We're happy, as a sports business, to bring the sports broadcasting element to it." Fox's current stake in Flutter is worth about $900 million, Tomsic said, and the company has an option through 2030 to take out an 18.6% stake in Flutter. Fox Corp. and Wall Street Journal parent News Corp share common ownership. (elias.schisgall@wsj.com)

 

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