Netflix beats revenue estimates as subscribers reach 325 million
Netflix reported $12 billion in Q4 revenue and grew paid memberships to over 325 million, driven by ad-supported tier growth and hit shows like Stranger Things 5.
- On Tuesday, Netflix will report fourth-quarter earnings after the bell, with investors focused on its pending $72 billion Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition.
- In recent years, Netflix stopped reporting subscriber numbers and said it had more than 300 million global subscribers while shifting to grow an advertising-supported business, and its stock dropped nearly 30% since October rumors.
- Analysts polled by LSEG expect 55 cents earnings per share and $11.97 billion revenue, while Forrester's Mike Proulx called Q4 a `big flex for Netflix, marked by bolder swings to drive growth beyond its core`.
- Facing pressure, Netflix amended its offer this week to be all-cash as Paramount Skydance launched a hostile effort to buy Warner Bros. Discovery, and regulators question approval.
- The proposed acquisition came as a shock because Netflix has long avoided industry consolidation and mega-deals, while in recent years Netflix's quarterly reports have been mostly steady aside from a one-time charge last quarter.
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Netflix published the results of the fourth quarter which largely exceeded Wall Street's estimates, but presented a cautious projection for the next few months, citing higher programming costs and the cost of conclusion of the agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery. The streaming leader said on this Wednesday that he planned to increase by 10% the costs with films and series in 2026, while at the same time making progress with the plans to buy Wa…
Netflix, the entertainment giant, wants to become a colossus. In view of his latest moves he is close to reaching the goal. He’s a step away from taking up Warner Bros Discovery’s legendary film studios if his rival Paramount doesn’t stop him. While he clarifies the outcome of the business duel his business continues to pulverize record. The streaming content distribution company reached 325 million subscribers at the end of last year, which is …
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