New York Times Q1 FY26 net income rises 77.4% to $87.9 million; revenue increases 12% to $712.2 million

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  • The New York Times Co posted Q1 2026 net income of USD 87.9 million, up 77.4%, with diluted EPS of USD 0.54.
  • Revenue rose 12% to USD 712.2 million, while operating profit climbed 54.5% to USD 90.6 million.
  • Digital-only subscription revenue increased 16.1% to USD 389 million, with digital-only ARPU rising 2.4% to USD 9.77.
  • Digital advertising revenue jumped 31.6% to USD 93.3 million, while total subscribers reached 13.08 million including 12.52 million digital-only.
  • For Q2 2026, forecast digital-only subscription revenue growth of 14%-17% with adjusted operating costs expected to rise 8%-9%, while CEO Meredith Kopit Levien said 2026 should deliver revenue growth, margin expansion, and strong free cash flow.


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