Adam Townsend(@adamscrabble):Paramount is already in a position that it has to leave, in tranches. No visibility going several years out into tax credits, the political whims etc. Fiduciary obligations to shareholders is still a thing. Boeing had issues with very hostile Wa State politicians (triple taxation with only a small rebate given in tax credits per head, they became campaign season after campaign season a whipping boy) and it took them almost 15 years to build the density of real estate, supply chain and vendors to move to S.C. Paramount can move much faster

2026.09.21 04:40

Paramount is already in a position that it has to leave, in tranches. No visibility going several years out into tax credits, the political whims etc. Fiduciary obligations to shareholders is still a thing. Boeing had issues with very hostile Wa State politicians (triple taxation with only a small rebate given in tax credits per head, they became campaign season after campaign season a whipping boy) and it took them almost 15 years to build the density of real estate, supply chain and vendors to move to S.C. Paramount can move much faster

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