FOXA reports strong fiscal Q2 earnings, with revenues rising to $5.18B, driven by cable network growth and higher sports advertising.
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| Entertainment Industry | Communication Services Sector | Lachlan Keith Murdoch CEO | XMUN Exchange | US35137L1052 ISIN |
| US Country | 10,200 Employees | 25 Mar 2026 Last Dividend | - Last Split | 12 Mar 2019 IPO Date |
Fox Corporation, established in 2018 and headquartered in New York, NY, stands as a prominent entity in the news, sports, and entertainment sectors within the United States. The corporation strategically structures its operations across several key segments: Cable Network Programming, Television, and Other, Corporate and Eliminations. Through a diverse portfolio of cable networks, television broadcasting, digital platforms, and production services, Fox Corporation delivers a wide range of content, including news, sports, and entertainment, to a broad audience across traditional and digital media outlets.
Fox Corporation’s expansive offerings are categorized under three main operational segments, each distinct in services yet complementary to the corporation’s mission of delivering quality content to its audience.
This segment specializes in creating and licensing a comprehensive suite of news, business news, and sports content. The content is distributed through various channels, including traditional cable television systems, direct broadcast satellite operators, telecommunication companies, virtual multi-channel video programming distributors (vMVPDs), and other digital platforms, predominantly in the United States. This segment underscores Fox’s commitment to delivering real-time, diverse content across multiple platforms.
The Television segment encompasses the production, acquisition, marketing, and distribution of engaging programming through the FOX broadcast network. It extends its reach to digital realms through the advertising-supported video-on-demand service Tubi and powerful broadcast television stations, including duopolies. In addition, it engages in content production for both the company and third parties, showcasing Fox’s versatile content creation capabilities and its adaptability to modern content consumption patterns.
Under this segment, Fox Corporation manages the FOX Studio Lot, offering television and film production services along with office space, studio operation services, and facility operations. Moreover, it houses operations of Credible, a U.S.-based consumer finance marketplace, indicating Fox’s ventures into service areas beyond traditional media. This segment reveals the corporation’s diversified interests and investments, contributing to its broader corporate strategy.