M&A and investment

The Rocky Mountain Challenge

Advanced Media Interviewer-led 6 questions

A US television broadcaster has bid to acquire the coverage rights to the Rocky Mountain Challenge, a three-week race — what is that bid worth?

← Back to the case library · How M&A cases run

The brief

The Rocky Mountain Challenge is the most important cycling race in the world. The three-week race takes place every Summer and has almost 1 billion viewers worldwide.

Our client is a national TV broadcaster whose viewership covers all of the US. They want to determine how much to bid for the US broadcasting rights to the Rocky Mountain Challenge next year and have brought you in to help.

The bid will be done blindly so competing networks will not know the value of other bids and the network considers factors other than price when determining an awardee. The awardee will be given exclusive right to film and broadcast the entire race.

The network would like to know how much to bid for the broadcasting rights and how best to maximize the opportunity.

Structuring Numeracy Judgement Creativity Synthesis

Practise The Rocky Mountain Challenge live — with an AI interviewer

Case Ace opens the case, poses the questions one at a time, reveals exhibits at the right moments and scores you against the model answer. Included in the MBB bundle — £40 for everything.

Practise with Case Ace →

or get access to everything →

Related cases

Foundation Bilderberg Telco Bilderberg's national telecom operator must decide whether investing in a new payphone network across the island still m Advanced Halcyon Semiconductor Halcyon Semiconductor, a US analog and mixed-signal chipmaker, must decide whether to acquire Ampforge, a fast-growing f Intermediate Heritage National Bank Heritage National Bank must select the merger target that gives its integration the best chance of success.

Loading…