Peacock, the streaming service from Comcast unit NBCUniversal, has posted a widened Q4 loss of $552 million (€462.7m), compared with $372 million a year-ago. Comcast attributed the higher Peacock loss down in part to the launch of the NBA and an exclusive NFL game. Due to its sports and entertainment lineup, Peacock posted $1.6 billion in total revenue, up from $1.3 billion the year-ago quarter. Comcast CFO, Jason Armstrong, said Peacock had “reached meaningful scale,” and “in 2026 we expect Peacock losses to meaningfully improve again” as the media conglomerate continues to navigate a disrupted landscape for traditional Hollywood studios. Overall Comcast revenue came to $32.3 billion, in line with an analyst forecast for $32.34 billion, and up 1.2 per cent from a year-earlier.