When Each Public Streaming Company Will Report Earnings This Quarter

Streaming Wars
Written By Antony Bruno

If you follow the stock market at all, you’ll know it’s earnings season for publicly traded companies. That includes nearly every major streaming platform and/or their public parent companies.

While the amount of detail each company reveals about its subscriber figures, revenues, and more varies by the call, they’re still good sources of information about what happened, and what’s next. 

So as a service to our readers, we’re compiling all the earnings calls scheduled by the relevant companies in the streaming space.

Streamers Earnings Call Schedule

  • April 18
    Netflix

  • April 21
    AT&T (DirecTV)

  • April 22
    Verizon (FIOS, Verizon Stream TV)

  • April 26
    Alphabet (YouTube TV)

  • April 27
    Altice

  • April 28
    Apple (Apple TV+)

    Comcast (Peacock, Xumo)

    LG (LG Channels Plus)

    Roku (The Roku Channel)

    Samsung (Samsung TV Plus)

  • April 29
    Amazon (Amazon Prime Video, FreeVee)
    Charter Communications

  • May 3
    Paramount (Paramount+, PlutoTV)

  • May 4
    Fox (Tubi)

  • May 5
    FuboTV
    Dish (Sling)

  • May 11
    Disney (Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+)

  • May 12
    VIZIO (WatchFree)

This list will be updated as more information becomes available. 

Antony Bruno

Antony is a veteran storyteller with over two decades of experience across multiple roles and formats. He’s held senior editorial positions at Billboard Magazine, served as director of communications for both Royalty Exchange and Beatport, and has consulted for the likes of Beats Music, Xbox, Apple, among many others. At Fabric Media, Antony contributes to overall editorial and messaging strategy, content development, project management, and the execution of multifaceted national and global communication campaigns. He holds a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

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