NYT Earnings Reports

The New York Times Company reported a 7.5% increase in total revenues for Q4 2024, reaching $726.6 million. Digital subscription revenues grew by 16.0%, and digital advertising revenues increased by 9.5%. The company added approximately 350,000 net digital-only subscribers, bringing the total to 11.43 million.

The New York Times Company reported a strong third quarter, marked by a significant increase in digital-only subscribers and a rise in total revenue. The company surpassed 11 million total subscribers, driven by growth in both digital subscribers and ARPU, leading to a 14.2% increase in digital subscription revenues. Digital advertising revenues also saw an increase of 8.8% year-over-year.

The New York Times Company reported a strong second quarter in 2024, with significant growth in digital-only subscribers, increased digital ARPU, and higher digital advertising revenues. The company's operating profit also saw a substantial increase, driven by growth in digital subscriptions.

The New York Times Company reported a 5.9% increase in total revenues, driven by digital subscription growth, while advertising revenues saw a slight decrease. Operating profit increased significantly due to higher digital subscription and other revenues, partially offset by increased operating costs.

The New York Times Company reported a 1.3% increase in total revenue for Q4 2023, driven by growth in digital subscriptions and other revenues, which was partially offset by a decline in advertising revenue. The company added 300,000 net digital-only subscribers. Operating profit increased by 38.7% year-over-year. Diluted earnings per share increased to $0.66.

The New York Times Company announced positive third-quarter 2023 results, marked by a substantial increase in total subscribers, exceeding 10 million, driven by bundle and multi-product offerings. Digital-only ARPU growth, coupled with robust digital subscription revenues, contributed to a 9.3% increase in total revenues. Strategic investments in journalism and product development drove adjusted operating costs up, while operating profit saw a significant year-over-year increase due to revenue growth and cost management.

The New York Times Company reported a 6.3% increase in total revenue to $590.9 million, driven by growth in digital subscriptions and advertising revenue. The company added 180,000 net new digital subscribers, with more than half taking the bundle. Digital advertising revenue increased by 6.5%.

The New York Times Company reported a 4.3% increase in total revenue for Q1 2023, driven by growth in digital subscriptions. The company added 190,000 net new digital subscribers, bringing the total to over 9.7 million. However, advertising revenue declined, reflecting macroeconomic challenges.

The New York Times Company reported a 12.3% increase in total revenue for Q4 2022, reaching $667.5 million. Diluted EPS was $0.43, and adjusted diluted EPS was $0.59. The company added 240,000 net digital-only subscribers during the quarter, ending with 9.55 million total subscribers.

The New York Times Company reported a 7.6% increase in total revenue, reaching $547.7 million. Operating profit increased to $51.0 million, and the company added 180,000 net digital-only subscribers. The company is improving its outlook for full-year 2022 results and expects adjusted operating profit between $320 and $330 million.

The New York Times Company announced its second-quarter results, which showed an 11.5% increase in total revenues, reaching $555.7 million. This growth was largely driven by a 25.5% increase in digital subscription revenues. However, operating profit decreased by 29.5% to $51.7 million, primarily due to operating losses from The Athletic. The company added approximately 180,000 net digital-only subscribers and 230,000 digital-only subscriptions compared with the end of the first quarter of 2022.

The New York Times Company's Q1 2022 saw a 13.6% increase in total revenue, driven by growth in digital subscriptions and advertising. The acquisition of The Athletic contributed to subscription numbers but also resulted in operating losses. The company ended the quarter with 9.1 million total subscribers and 10.4 million subscriptions.

The New York Times Company announced strong fourth-quarter 2021 results, with diluted earnings per share of $0.41, up from $0.06 in the same period of 2020. Total revenue increased by 16.7% to $594.2 million, driven by growth in subscription and advertising revenues. The company surpassed 10 million subscriptions with the acquisition of The Athletic and set a new subscriber target of at least 15 million by year-end 2027.

The New York Times Company reported a strong third quarter with significant growth in digital subscriptions, particularly in News and other digital-only products. Total revenues increased by 19.3%, driven by subscription and advertising revenue growth. The company added 455,000 net new digital subscriptions and surpassed one million international digital subscriptions.

The New York Times Company reported a strong second quarter in 2021, with diluted earnings per share of $0.32, up from $0.14 in the same period of 2020. Total revenues increased by 23.5% to $498.5 million, driven by growth in subscription and advertising revenues. The company ended the quarter with approximately 7,936,000 subscriptions across its print and digital products.

The New York Times Company reported a 6.6% increase in total revenues, driven by a 15.3% rise in subscription revenues and a 16.3% increase in digital advertising revenue. The company ended the quarter with over 7.8 million paid subscriptions, including approximately 6.99 million digital-only subscriptions. Operating profit increased significantly due to higher digital-only subscription revenues and digital advertising revenues.

The New York Times Company's Q4 2020 earnings showed a slight increase in total revenues, driven by subscription revenue growth offsetting declines in advertising and other revenues. Total revenues increased 0.2 percent to $509.4 million. The company achieved a record 2.3 million net new digital-only subscription additions in 2020, with 627,000 total net additions in the fourth quarter.

The New York Times Company reported a decrease in total revenues by 0.4% to $426.9 million. However, digital-only subscription revenue exceeded print subscription revenue for the first time. The company ended the quarter with approximately 6.9 million total subscriptions.

The New York Times Company reported a 7.5% decrease in total revenue for Q2 2020, amounting to $403.8 million, compared to $436.3 million in Q2 2019. Despite a decrease in advertising revenue, the company added 669,000 net new digital subscriptions.

The New York Times Company reported a 1.0% increase in total revenues, driven by subscription growth, particularly in digital-only products, which increased 18.3%. However, advertising revenues decreased 15.2%, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The company added 587,000 net new digital subscriptions. Diluted earnings per share were $0.20, compared to $0.18 in the same period of 2019.

The New York Times Company reported a 1.1% increase in total revenues for Q4 2019, reaching $508.4 million. Digital-only subscriptions saw substantial growth, with a net increase of 342,000 subscriptions. However, advertising revenues experienced a decline of 10.7%.