Netflix closed out last year with another strong financial performance, even as subscriber growth slowed, highlighting the importance of its controversial $72 billion bid to acquire Warner Bros.' movie studio and add HBO Max to its streaming line-up.
The company's fourth-quarter results, released on Tuesday, beat the expectations of stock market analysts.
However, Netflix reported that it ended the year with more than 325 million subscribers worldwide, indicating it added about 23 million new users since 2024.
That growth represents a sharp slowdown, compared with the 41 million subscribers added during 2024, raising fresh concerns among investors that Netflix's expansion may be peaking.
While the company expects its advertising sales to double, it also projected that revenue growth will slow, easing from 16 per cent in 2025 to between 12 and 14 per cent this year.
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