The New York Times Company reported its second-quarter 2025 financial results, highlighting continued growth in subscriptions and advertising revenue. The company added approximately 230,000 paid digital-only subscribers, bringing its total subscriber base to 11.88 million across print and digital platforms. Total revenue increased 9.7% year-over-year to $685.9 million, driven by a 15% rise in digital-only subscription revenue to $350 million. Subscription revenue reached $481.4 million. Adjusted operating profit rose 28% year-over-year to $133.8 million, while net income stood at $82.9 million. The company attributed its subscription revenue growth to subscriber gains, pricing strength, and bundling strategies. Following the earnings report, The New York Times stock experienced a notable increase, reaching an all-time high.
Start spreading the News (Corp.)? @barronsonline owner $NWS at all-time high following earnings.
The New York Times Company on Wednesday reported strong advertising and subscription revenue growth in the second quarter, adding 230,000 paid digital-only subscribers. https://t.co/NRKVH0jpUf
The Gray Lady solidly in green. Strong earnings for The New York Times Co. Solid subscription and ad sales growth. $NYT up nearly 15%. All-time high.