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Netflix posts earnings beat as revenue grows 16% in second quarter
UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – Netflix's Q2 revenue rose 16% to $11.08 billion with profit up 45%, driven by subscriber growth, price hikes, and doubling ad revenue, fueling a raised 2025 revenue forecast.
- On Thursday, Netflix reported EPS of $7.19 beating expectations, while revenue reached $11.079 billion.
- Guiding higher, Netflix set its 2025 revenue forecast to $44.8 billion–$45.2 billion, citing 15% domestic growth from price hikes and favorable FX effects.
- Removing subscriber metrics, Netflix stated, and Q2 revenue grew 16% as operating margin expanded seven points to 34%.
- Despite beating forecasts, Netflix shares fell after hours, with Daniel Morgan of Synovus Trust Co. warning they have `no room for error`.
- Netflix said it’s optimistic about H2 with a slate from Stranger Things finale to Frankenstein, and analysts expect a very strong second half.
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