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Fox Stock Jumps 5.5% After Earnings Beat, Then Fades

SEC / Fox Corporation1 min read6 sources

Why did Fox stock jump 5% on earnings?

Fox Corp (FOXA) stock jumped 5.5% to $66.72 at its Monday high after an earnings beat driven by World Cup ads, but closed down 0.8% at $62.76.

Key numbers

Revenue$4.57B+22% YoY
Adjusted EPS$2.54vs ~$2.06 expected (per [2]); +68% YoY
Advertising revenue$2.08B+47% YoY
Adjusted EBITDA$1.64B+54% YoY
Tubi revenue+35%viewing time +23% (per [3])
FOXA close, Nov 2$62.76-0.8% after early gain to $66.72

What happened

Fox Corp (FOXA) stock jumped 5.5% to $66.72 at its Monday high after an earnings beat driven by World Cup ads, but closed down 0.8% at $62.76. Revenue rose 22% to $4.57 billion, ahead of the $4.32 billion analysts expected. Advertising sales jumped 47% to $2.08 billion on the World Cup, midterm political ads and Tubi, Fox's free streaming service, where revenue grew 35%. Adjusted profit per share was $2.54, versus about $2.06 expected.

Why it matters

Fox Corp's results show how much money big live events can bring to TV companies. The World Cup and election season lifted ad sales sharply, but boosts like these do not repeat every quarter. Shares that rose early ended the day lower, so investors may be looking past a one-time lift.

Who this affects

Marketneutral
Low impact
Early gains faded; investors showed little lasting enthusiasm.
Companybullish
Medium impact
Record first-quarter revenue and profit are good for Fox shareholders.
Competitorsneutral
Low impact
Comcast and Disney rose Monday while Fox slipped.
Industrybullish
Medium impact
Live sports and free streaming ads are paying off for broadcasters.

Fox Corp vs Comcast, Disney

Fox CorpFOXA$26.5B-0.8%11.6x
ComcastCMCSA$84.8B+2.8%7.0x
DisneyDIS$195.3B+2.0%15.0x

As of 2026-11-02

How we got here

  1. Fox's first fiscal quarter ends, covering the World Cup and early election ad season.

  2. FOXA closes at $63.24 ahead of the earnings report.

  3. Fox reports results; shares rise about 4% before the market opens.

  4. FOXA peaks at $66.72, then closes down 0.8% at $62.76.

What to watch

  • Midterm election ad spending, a key driver of Fox's political advertising revenue.2026-11-03
  • Fox One streaming subscriber growth and Tubi viewing time after the World Cup ends.Q4 2026

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