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Paramount Nears End of Upfront, Volume 'Consistent' With Last Year

UNITED STATES, JUL 31 – Paramount Global posted a $57 million profit with streaming revenue up 15% despite losing 1.3 million Paramount+ subscribers before its $8 billion sale to Skydance Media.

  • Paramount Global reported second-quarter 2025 earnings with revenue up 1% to $6.85 billion and a $57 million profit ahead of its August 7 merger with Skydance Media.
  • The company’s revenue decline in traditional TV by 6% stemmed from reduced ad sales and cable fees, while its direct-to-consumer unit grew 15%, driven by Paramount+ despite a 1.3 million subscriber drop.
  • Paramount’s film division recorded an $84 million loss, but operational streamlining and rising streaming income helped the company exceed earnings estimates with 46 cents per share.
  • Non-Executive chair Shari Redstone expressed strong support for Paramount’s achievements and solid foundation for future expansion, emphasizing her confidence in the skilled team behind the company’s success.
  • Following FCC approval, the Skydance merger will transfer control from the Redstone family, with Paramount stock trading as PSKY and new leadership planning to ensure diverse programming and bias oversight.
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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
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