Fox Revenue Jumps 28% to $4.21 Billion as World Cup Ads Surge 78%
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Updated · Deadline · Aug 6
Fox Revenue Jumps 28% to $4.21 Billion as World Cup Ads Surge 78%
3 articles · Updated · Deadline · Aug 6
Summary
$4.21 billion in fiscal fourth-quarter revenue marked a 28% rise for Fox, while adjusted EBITDA climbed 27% to $1.2 billion.
A 78% jump in advertising sales from Fox's FIFA Men's World Cup broadcasts drove the gain, alongside 5% distribution revenue growth and continued digital expansion led by Tubi.
Net income slipped to $696 million from $719 million, and content and other revenue edged down to $262 million from $269 million because of sports sub-licensing timing.
June's $22 billion cash-and-stock deal for Roku remained central to Fox's outlook, with CEO Lachlan Murdoch also pointing to the launch of direct-to-consumer service FOX One.
Those moves leave Fox entering fiscal 2027 betting that sports scale, streaming growth and the Roku acquisition can broaden its business beyond traditional TV.