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Ariel Emanuel in talks to buy West End and Broadway giant ATG for $6bn

Ariel Emanuel in talks to buy West End and Broadway giant ATG for $6bn
Financial Times Tuesday 23 June 2026, 21:41 UTC 1 min read
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People familiar with the situation hope deal can be concluded soon with theatre group’s private equity owner Providence

People familiar with the situation hope deal can be concluded soon with theatre group’s private equity owner Providence
Ariel Emanuel (PERSON) West End (LOCATION) Broadway (LOCATION) ATG (ORG) Providence (ORG)
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