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FOXA FY2026 Q4 IMPROVING

Fox Corporation earnings call

Aug 06, 2026 · 08:30 ET Gabrielle BrownJohn HodlickLachlan Murdoch
Buzzberg read

Strong upfront with double-digit volume growth

Fox reported strong fiscal Q4 2026 results, driven by the FIFA World Cup and Tubi. Management is optimistic about fiscal 2027, citing a robust ad market, strong upfronts, and continued growth in streaming. Fox reported record fiscal year revenue of $17B and EBITDA of $3.9B.

Buzzberg read Strong upfront with double-digit volume growth Fox reported strong fiscal Q4 2026 results, driven by the FIFA World Cup and Tubi. Management is optimistic about fiscal 2027, citing a robust ad market, strong upfronts, and continued growth in streaming. Fox reported record fiscal year revenue of $17B and EBITDA of $3.9B. Read full analysisCollapse analysis

Fox reported strong fiscal Q4 2026 results, driven by the FIFA World Cup and Tubi. Management is optimistic about fiscal 2027, citing a robust ad market, strong upfronts, and continued growth in streaming. Fox reported record fiscal year revenue of $17B and EBITDA of $3.9B.

  • World Cup drove a 78% increase in advertising revenue in Q4.
  • Tubi revenue grew 35% in Q4, reaching 110M MAUs, with 2026 digital investment losses under $200M.
  • Fox will maintain current NFL rights through 2029, avoiding a costly renegotiation now.
Revenue $4.212B +5% QoQ
EPS $1.79 +36% QoQ
Gross margin 48.2% reported
Op margin 23.39% reported

What changed this quarter

01
Demand

Strong upfront with double-digit volume growth

Management described a very strong advertising market across their portfolio, with double-digit volume growth in the upfront and continued momentum into the first quarter. They highlighted strength in sports, news, local stations, and Tubi, with Tubi's revenue growth…

02
Demand

Tubi revenue accelerated 35% in Q4

Management described a very strong advertising market across their portfolio, with double-digit volume growth in the upfront and continued momentum into the first quarter. They highlighted strength in sports, news, local stations, and Tubi, with Tubi's revenue growth…

03
Product

World Cup drove record ad revenue and subscriber gains

World Cup drove a 78% increase in advertising revenue in Q4.

04
Strategy

Roku acquisition on track for calendar H1 2027

Tubi revenue grew 35% in Q4, reaching 110M MAUs, with 2026 digital investment losses under $200M.

Demand & capex

Demand

Bookings & conversion

Management described a very strong advertising market across their portfolio, with double-digit volume growth in the upfront and continued momentum into the first quarter. They highlighted strength in sports, news, local stations, and Tubi, with Tubi's revenue growth accelerating to 35% in the fiscal fourth quarter.

Capex

Investment and capacity

Management noted that the level of investment in digital-led growth initiatives moderated in fiscal 26 versus the prior year, and they expect continued bottom-line improvement in this portfolio going into fiscal 27. This indicates a more disciplined approach to spending on digital initiatives, though specific capex guidance was not provided.

Tone · Confident

Management expressed strong confidence in the business, citing record financial performance, successful execution of the World Cup, and positive outlook for advertising and distribution.

Supply-chain alpha

A1

Fox's decision to NOT renegotiate NFL rights prices through 2029 indicates stable content costs, which is a positive margin driver for its broadcast segment.

“we will not be making any amendments to our existing contractual relationship, which extends to the completion of the 2029 season.”
Lachlan Murdoch
A2

Tubi's growth is driven by being a 'cordless' platform, capturing a hard-to-reach audience that is valuable to advertisers.

“it's that I think it's close to 70% of Tubi's viewers are cordless... This far exceeds any of our competitors in the marketplace.”
Lachlan Murdoch

Forward guidance

ImprovingGuidance tone · was IN LINE last Q
Forward guidance
MetricPeriodRangeMidpointStatus
RevenuePOLITICALFY2027$260M$260MGUIDED

Company read-throughs

+6.6%
since call
$147.98$157.70
Customers

The pending acquisition is a major strategic move for both Fox and Roku to combine content with distribution platform.

“The addition of Roku to Fox will expand our digital footprint and offerings even further. Roku brings us streaming at scale”
Lachlan Murdoch
since call
Suppliers

Fox's strong World Cup performance strengthens its position for future FIFA rights negotiations.

“The success of the World Cup led Fox to top all networks in live event sports consumption in fiscal 26”
Lachlan Murdoch
+10.6%
since call
$74.60$82.52
Suppliers

Fox's decision to maintain NFL rights at current terms through 2029 avoids a costly bidding war in the near term.

+4.9%
since call
$102.59$107.66
+7.1%
since call
$25.03$26.81
Supply chainSupply-chain alpha

Fox's decision to NOT renegotiate NFL rights prices through 2029 indicates stable content costs, which is a positive margin driver for its broadcast segment. — Avoids a major cost increase, potentially protecting Fox's sports margins and signaling a shift in NFL's negotiating power.

since call
Supply chainSupply-chain alpha

Tubi's growth is driven by being a 'cordless' platform, capturing a hard-to-reach audience that is valuable to advertisers.