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BRIEF-Thomson Reuters To Sell 51% Stake In Global Print Business To KKR For $500 Million

Jul 14, 2026 4:36 AM

July 14 (Reuters) - Thomson Reuters ( TMSOF ) :

* CO AND KKR ANNOUNCE JOINT VENTURE FOR THOMSON REUTERS

GLOBAL PRINT BUSINESS

* TO SELL 51% STAKE IN GLOBAL PRINT BUSINESS TO KKR

* TO RECEIVE $500 MILLION IN GROSS PROCEEDS, RETAIN 49%

EQUITY INTEREST IN JV WITH KKR

* TO MAINTAIN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND FULL

EDITORIAL CONTROL OVER CONTENT PORTFOLIO

* TO PROVIDE CERTAIN FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MINIMUM RETURN TO

KKR ON INVESTMENT IN JV

* NEW JV WILL HOLD AN EXCLUSIVE LICENSE TO DISTRIBUTE

CONTENT IN PRINT AND ON PROVIEW, GLOBAL PRINT'S EBOOK PLATFORM

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