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Peacock Hits 44 Million Subscribers But Losses Widen On NBA Deal As Comcast Gears Up For February Sports Trifecta
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Comcast’s Q4 saw tough Wicked-on Wicked studio comps, Peacock adding subscribers but growing losses and Epic Universe buoying theme parks amid a dramatic parent company pivot to revive broadband.
Streamer Peacock ended 2025 with 44 million subscribers, up from 41 million the previous quarter and a 22% increase from the year earlier.
RELATED: Versant Shares Dip On Day One As Comcast Spinoff Settles Into NYC Headquarters, Looks To FutureThe fourth quarter was somewhat transitional.
“It was also our best year ever in wireless, with 1.5 million net line additions and more than 9 million total lines, clear evidence of the strength of our converged connectivity strategy.
Connectivity & Platforms revenue and profit decreased with domestic broadband customer net losses of 181,000.