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News Corp (Class B) (NWS) filed its Q4 2025 10-Q quarterly report on Feb 6, 2026 for the quarter ended Dec 31, 2025. Quarterly revenue was $2.4B (up 34.4% year over year) with net income of $193M.
Q4 2025 key financials · XBRL
- Revenue
- $2.4B
- +34.4% YoY · +10.2% QoQ
- Net income
- $193M
- −10.2% YoY · +72.3% QoQ
- EPS (diluted)
- $0.34
- −10.5% YoY · +70.0% QoQ
Source: XBRL data from the News Corp (Class B) (NWS) Q4 2025 10-Q on SEC EDGAR. USD.
News Corp (Class B) Q4 2025 10-Q analysis
AI summary of MD&A and risk factor updates
Management Discussion & Analysis
- Revenue $2.36B, up 6% YoY (+$124M) for Q2 FY2025; $4.51B up 4% YoY (+$172M) for 6 months; driven by Dow Jones, Digital Real Estate Services, Book Publishing
- Operating margin ~41.5% (Segment EBITDA / Revenue) flat to slight increase; Dow Jones Segment EBITDA up 10% YoY; Book Publishing Segment EBITDA down 2% in Q2 and 14% for 6 months
- Best performing segment: Digital Real Estate Services revenue +8% (+$38M) and EBITDA +11% YoY in Q2; worst: Book Publishing EBITDA down 2% in Q2, 14% over 6 months due to higher costs and write-offs
- Cash & cash equivalents $2.1B; Operating cash flow up $38M YoY for 6 months; Increased investing cash outflows by $195M due to fewer investment sales and more acquisitions
- Management highlights stock repurchase program with $1.04B authorization remaining; expects liquidity sufficient for 12 months; mentions foreign currency positively impacted revenues by 1-2%
Risk Factors
- Continued risk of digital advertising market volatility impacting revenue and profitability
- Exposure to litigation from intellectual property and defamation claims in media operations
- Currency fluctuations affecting international revenues, particularly in Australian and U.K. markets
- Competition from streaming services and digital platforms pressuring audience growth and ad rates
- Debt maturities requiring refinancing with potential interest rate increases and liquidity constraints
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