Roku Posts Strong Q3 as Fox's $22 Billion Merger Advances
· Entertainment · United States
Roku reported strong third-quarter results on Monday, with total revenue for the July-to-September period surging 24% year over year to $1.5 billion and earnings per share jumping to $1.20 from 16 cents. Net income reached $183 million, beating analyst expectations. The streaming provider and device maker is simultaneously awaiting the close of its pending $22 billion acquisition by Fox Corp., a deal that continues to clear regulatory hurdles. The results come as Roku seeks to demonstrate the value of its advertising-supported streaming business ahead of the merger.
Why it matters:Roku's results and the Fox deal signal continued consolidation in the streaming-device and ad-supported streaming market, shaping how platforms compete for viewers and advertising dollars.
Key points
- Q3 revenue rose 24% year over year to $1.5 billion
- Net income hit $183 million, with EPS climbing to $1.20
- The $22 billion Fox acquisition is still working through regulators
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