Overview
- Fox Corp's net income decreased by 33% to $415 million in Q1, a fall attributed to increased costs related to sports programming, including broadcast rights for the Women’s World Cup and National Football League.
- Despite the decrease in net income, Fox Corp reported a small increase in total quarterly revenue to $3.21 billion.
- Ad-supported streaming service Tubi, owned by Fox, exceeded 70 million monthly active users in September, demonstrating growth from the 64 million users reported in February.
- Fox's overall advertising revenue dropped 2% compared to the same period last year, a decrease attributed to less political ads in comparison to the previous year's midterm elections.
- Fox CEO Lachlan Murdoch reaffirmed the company's commitment to the cable bundle, where Fox News continues to excel despite an increasing trend of customers cutting the cord.