Netflix did not disclose subscriber counts for the first quarter of 2025, focusing instead on financial results. The company reported revenues of $10.54 billion, exceeding Wall Street's expectations, and earnings per share of $6.61. The growth was propelled by membership increases and premium pricing. Analysts speculate that ceasing subscriber disclosure might address slowing growth rates. Netflix highlights user engagement metrics as vital, particularly following their rollout of varied pricing plans and paid-sharing options for subscribers, while remaining cautious about consumer spending trends.
Netflix's Q1 2025 revenue reached $10.54 billion, surpassing expectations, while the decision to stop reporting subscriber counts reflects a shift towards financial metrics.
In a changing financial landscape, Netflix's revenue rose due to membership growth and pricing strategies, even as it faces potential consumer spending challenges.
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