EchoStar generated 3796014000 in revenue in Q4 2025 and reported a net loss attributable to EchoStar of 1207183000, primarily due to 1150543000 in impairments and other charges. Adjusted OIBDA improved year-over-year despite subscriber declines in Pay-TV and Broadband.

EchoStar reported a challenging third quarter with total revenue of $3.61 billion and a significant GAAP loss driven by a sizable impairment charge, while adjusted results were positive excluding the non-cash impacts. Strategic spectrum transactions and segment performance shaped results.

For Q2 2025, EchoStar delivered total revenue of 3724959000 and reported a net loss attributable to EchoStar of 306132000, with diluted EPS of -1.06. Wireless segment added 212000 net subscribers, while Pay-TV and Broadband saw declines in subscribers and revenues.

EchoStar saw continued wireless subscriber growth and operational gains in Pay-TV, but posted a net loss and lower revenues year-over-year amid higher interest expenses and ongoing investments.

EchoStar's Q4 2024 revenue declined to $3.97 billion from $4.16 billion in Q4 2023, primarily due to continued Pay-TV and broadband subscriber losses. The company posted a net income of $335.23 million, a sharp improvement from the previous year's loss. Wireless subscriber growth and lower churn contributed positively, while Pay-TV continued to see subscriber declines.