Netflix, Inc.
1100.41-2.09 (-0.19%)
Oct 29, 4:00:00 PM EDT · NasdaqGS · NFLX · USD
Report date
≈ Jan 20, 2026 (in 82 days)EPS
8.10 (7.32 ~ 8.77)Revenue
12.16B (11.68B ~ 12.43B)Key Stats
Market Cap
466.28BP/E (TTM)
45.87Basic EPS (TTM)
23.99Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
8-K
Netflix Q3 revenue surges 17%
Netflix reported Q3 revenue of $11.5B, up 17% year-over-year, fueled by membership growth, pricing tweaks, and surging ad sales that doubled US upfront commitments. Operating margin dipped to 28.2% from 30% last year, hit by a $619M Brazilian tax dispute expense not in prior forecasts, yet absent it, results would have topped guidance. Strong hits like Happy Gilmore 2 and KPop Demon Hunters drove record US and UK view shares, up 15% and 22% since Q4'22. Q4 forecasts 17% revenue growth to $12.0B at 23.9% margin; ads business on track to double 2025 revenue.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
Netflix's Q2 revenue climbed 16% year-over-year to $11.1B, fueled by membership growth, pricing tweaks, and ad revenue gains across regions, with EMEA and APAC surging 18% and 24%. Operating income jumped 45% to $3.8B, lifting margins to 34.1% as content costs rose just 3% while topline momentum accelerated. Diluted EPS hit $7.19, aligning with 435M shares after minor anti-dilution from options. Cash from operations swelled 88% to $2.4B, funding $1.6B stock buybacks and $1.0B debt repayments, leaving $8.2B in cash equivalents and $14.5B long-term debt with $3B revolver undrawn. No M&A closed this quarter. Yet competition from streaming rivals sharpens pricing pressures.
8-K
Netflix Q2 beats, raises 2025 guide
Netflix crushed Q2 with revenue up 16% to $11.1B and operating margin hitting 34%, boosted by member growth, pricing hikes, and ad revenue—both metrics beat guidance thanks to favorable FX and expense timing. The company raised its 2025 outlook to $44.8-$45.2B in revenue and 29.5% FX-neutral margin, fueled by a weakening dollar and strong content hits like Squid Game S3. Ads business on track to double this year. Yet margins will dip in H2 from heavier content spend.
8-K
Netflix board adds Mertz, keeps Hoag
Netflix appointed Ellie Mertz, Airbnb's CFO and former Netflix finance VP, to its board and audit committee on June 22, 2025, effective immediately through the 2026 annual meeting. Meanwhile, the board rejected Jay Hoag's resignation offer after his failed majority vote, citing his 97% attendance over five prior years and strategic expertise despite 2024 lapses. Mertz brings finance acumen; Hoag stays as lead independent director. Board stays steady.
8-K
Netflix annual meeting results
Netflix's 2025 annual meeting on June 5 saw strong shareholder approval for most proposals, including director elections for nine nominees, ratification of Ernst & Young as auditors, and advisory endorsement of executive pay. Yet Jay Hoag failed to secure a majority, prompting his conditional resignation under the company's policy; the board must decide within 90 days. All seven non-binding stockholder proposals, from climate plans to ethics reports, were soundly rejected.
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