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RedBird Capital Partners Acquires Majority Stake in Puck for $250 Million

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RedBird Capital Partners agreed to acquire a majority stake in Puck in a deal valued at about $250 million. The transaction will provide Puck with capital to accelerate growth, including expanding its intellectual property and entering new markets. Advertisement Standard Investments and TPG will exit the company, while RIT Capital will remain a minority investor alongside RedBird.

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The investment allows Puck to fund significant expansion, such as hiring more talent and pursuing acquisitions, without changing its editorial independence or subscription-based business model. Puck has built its business around journalists with followings in media, finance, entertainment, fashion, and politics.

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Who's involved

  • PuckSubscription-based newsletter startup that acquired Air Mail and is receiving the majority investment.
  • GoogleA multinational technology company whose search result shifts negatively impact Puck.

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