Byron Allen Sells Entire Stake In Starz
Deadline • 10/29/2026 – 10/30/2026
Summary
Byron Allen’s Allen Family Capital has sold its entire stake in Starz Entertainment. The stock was sold in tranches between August 9 and September 29 at prices ranging from approximately $21 to $27 a share, according to an SEC filing. Allen had previously disclosed in March that he acquired a 10.7% stake in the company.
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