Time Warner has no current stock price. It was delisted from the NYSE in June 2018 when AT&T completed its $85 billion acquisition, paying approximately $107.50 per share in cash and stock. Time Warner shareholders received AT&T shares as part of the deal. The successor entity now trades as Warner Bros. Discovery (Nasdaq: WBD).
Stock Price of Time Warner
Historical NYSE share price (USD) — ticker TWX. Data covers the 1990 Time–Warner listing through June 2018 delisting. The 2000 spike reflects the AOL merger; subsequent collapse marks one of history's most dramatic stock destructions.
Time Warner Stock Forecast
No standalone stock forecast applies to Time Warner — it ceased trading in June 2018. Investors seeking exposure to its former assets should look at Warner Bros. Discovery (Nasdaq: WBD), which holds HBO, CNN, Warner Bros. film studio, and the Turner networks. WBD analyst price targets vary widely, reflecting the company's high debt load inherited from the AT&T WarnerMedia structure and ongoing streaming investment costs.
Time Warner Valuation
Timeline of Time Warner Funding
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1990
Founding MergerTime Inc. and Warner Communications complete a $14 billion stock-based merger to form Time Warner, listing on the NYSE and creating one of the largest media companies in the world.
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1996
Turner AcquisitionTime Warner acquires Turner Broadcasting System for $7.5 billion in stock, adding CNN, TNT, TBS, and the Cartoon Network to its portfolio in one of the decade's largest media deals.
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2001
AOL Merger (failed)AOL and Time Warner complete a $165 billion merger — the largest in US history at the time — but the deal unravels within two years as AOL's value collapses with the dot-com bust.
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2014
Time Inc. SpinoffTime Warner spins off its publishing division as independent public company Time Inc., simplifying the corporate structure and focusing capital on higher-growth cable and film assets.
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2018
AT&T AcquisitionAT&T closes its $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner, paying ~$107.50 per share in a cash and stock deal. The company is renamed WarnerMedia and later merged with Discovery in 2022.