FOX Corp. has announced its quarterly earnings and the report is a positive one for the brand overall.
In total, the company secured $3.29 billion in total revenue during 2025’s second quarter. That figure well surpassed analysts’ forecasts of $3.11 billion for the quarter. Also, the company’s earnings per share of $1.57 outpaced the $1.01 projected heading into the three-month sector.
Advertising revenue grew by 7% at FOX Corp. during the quarter. Just over $1 billion in advertising was secured by the company, which pointed to its streaming service Tubi, high ratings on Fox News, and a better pricing model as reasons for the uptick.
The Cable Network Programming division also outpaced expected results, with revenue growing to $1.53 billion. That figure represents a 7% year-over-year increase. Advertising grew 15% in that category, while carriage fees growing 2%, enough to offset the losses of a declining subscriber base.
The television division at FOX saw a 6% revenue increase compared to the same timeframe in 2024. $1.71 billion was secured during the quarter, with the company pointing to the free-to-use Tubi streaming platform as a major driver of that growth.
“We remain confident that our focused strategy, leadership position in key verticals and strong balance sheet will continue to deliver value to all shareholders,” CEO Lachlan Murdoch said.
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