Netflix (NFLX 1.87%) is on the clock. The company behind the world's leading premium video streaming service reports its fourth-quarter results on Tuesday afternoon, the first trading day of the holiday-abridged market week.
Netflix's original content boosts user loyalty and brand awareness, with hits like Squid Game demonstrating viral success and monetization potential. Future growth is expected from increasing memberships, ad revenue, live events, and merchandising, with a possible 30% net income margin by 2030. Key risks include high content production costs, potential macroeconomic impacts on pricing, and competition from other streaming platforms and entertainment options.
Netflix (NFLX 1.87%) stock tripled between 2023 and the end of 2024. With the streaming giant set to report fourth-quarter earnings on Jan. 21, investors will want to know how the business finished the year, content spending plans for 2025, and whether Netflix plans to increase prices this year.
Fourth-quarter earnings from 3M, Netflix, United Airlines, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Texas Instruments, American Express, NextEra Energy, and Verizon.
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Being one of the headline names of next week's earnings lineup, let's see if it's time to buy Netflix (NFLX) stock as its Q4 results approach on Tuesday, January 21.
When Netflix reports their Q4 '24 earnings after the bell on Tuesday, January 21 '25, street consensus is expecting $10.1 billion in revenue, $2.2 billion in operating income and $4.20 in EPS. All investors will be looking at the 2nd pass at 2025 guidance, which analysts currently have modeled at $43.67 billion in revenue and EPS of $23.85. Current March '25 quarterly estimates are expecting 12% revenue growth, 18% operating income and 10% EPS growth.
David Joyce, Seaport Research Partners senior analyst, joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk his buy rating on Netflix.
Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Media Analyst Geetha Ranganathan sits down with the Morning Brief team to talk more about what she is expecting from Netflix's (NFLX) fourth quarter earnings print due out next week.
Netflix Inc NFLX will be reporting its fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday. Wall Street expects $4.19 in EPS and $10.11 billion in revenues as the company reports after market hours.
Netflix's big bet on sports events is expected to have driven more than 9 million subscriber additions in the holiday quarter, lifted by the success of the "Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson" boxing match and the debut of popular National Football League games.