Overview
- Wall Street expects Netflix’s Q2 revenue to climb 16% to $11.07 billion, with EPS forecast at $7.08 per share.
- January subscription price hikes across all plan tiers are projected to be the main contributor to revenue growth this quarter.
- A TD Cowen survey finds 54% of U.S. Netflix members are willing to pay at least $1 more per month, while 46% say they would cancel if prices rise.
- Analysts remain divided on Netflix’s premium valuation, with JPMorgan lowering its rating over valuation concerns as Guggenheim lifts its 12-month price target to $1,400.
- With detailed subscriber counts no longer reported, investors will scrutinize ad-supported tier traction, first-party ad platform metrics, content investment and live-event plans.