Q1 FY27 · Ended Sep 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
One quarter earned over half of last year's profit
The quarter brought in 26.7% of last year's revenue, and the filing credits World Cup and midterm election advertising.
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Revenue rose 22.3% while operating expenses rose 11.4%, so most of the added sales carried through to pre-tax income.
Operating cash flow fell short of net income, and the filing lists programming rights payments first among its uses of cash.
Distributors pay per subscriber whatever the week's ratings, and this quarter both the rate and the subscriber count rose.
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