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Shares in ITV PLC (LSE:ITV) were up marginally on Thursday as a mixed trading quarter was offset by news that the broadcaster remains in active discussions with Sky over a possible sale of its Media & Entertainment (M&E) business. The update on the potential £1.6 billion deal had been closely watched by investors amid concerns that talks had hit the buffers.
ITV PLC (LSE:ITV), the UK's largest commercial broadcaster, expects its Studios division to deliver margins at the lower end of its 13% to 15% target range this year, reflecting a shift in revenue mix even as the unit posts good top-line growth. The company said revenue, margin and profit at ITV Studios would be weighted to the second half, driven by the phasing of large scripted deliveries and high-margin licensing deals.
Comcast -owned Sky is advancing towards a deal to acquire ITV's Media and Entertainment unit in a transaction that will include a payout dependent on the British broadcaster's performance, three people familiar with the matter said.
The FTSE 100 Index remained in a narrow range this week as traders watched the developments in the Middle East, where odds of a deal between the US and Iran rose. It also wavered because of the weak HSBC earnings.
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