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Entertainment · Television & streaming · published 2026-09-09 · via Variety

DOJ Seeks Additional Records in Fox-Roku Merger Review

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Fox Corp. disclosed that the Justice Department has issued a second request for documents regarding its proposed $22 billion acquisition of Roku. The company said the request was expected and that both parties will cooperate with the review.

Expanded Detail

Fox Corp. revealed in a Wednesday regulatory filing that the Justice Department issued a formal second request for information on Tuesday. The inquiry targets the proposed $22 billion takeover of Roku.

Both the media company and the streaming platform received the demand for extra documents. Fox stated that the action was foreseen and that the parties intend to assist the antitrust review.

Context

The Justice Department's deeper scrutiny could delay the completion of this major streaming consolidation. If the review imposes conditions or blocks the merger, it may preserve competitive dynamics in the video market, potentially benefiting consumers through varied pricing and content options. Conversely, prolonged uncertainty could affect shareholders and strategic planning for both companies, while signaling regulators' heightened attention to media acquisitions.

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