Fox Corp. and Roku Inc. announce a definitive agreement under which Fox will acquire Roku for about $22 billion, including debt, as the broadcaster expands its push into streaming. Bloomberg and the Financial Times report the transaction values Roku at $160 per share. The Hill specifies the consideration Fox will pay for each Roku share: $96 in cash and 0.9693 shares of Fox Class A common stock, covering both Roku Class A and Class B shares outstanding. Daily Sabah similarly describes the deal as a cash-and-stock combination valued at approximately $22 billion, including debt. The different outlets largely agree on the headline valuation and the structure of the payment. Some coverage frames the acquisition in terms of Fox’s broader digital video strategy, while other headlines emphasize Roku as a streaming technology partner. Reporting also indicates that, after the deal, the combined company becomes a major U.S. television player by viewing share. The articles do not detail timing, regulatory approvals, or closing conditions in the provided excerpts.