Key Points
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Netflix reported a gross profit margin close to 50% for 2025, with revenues increasing to $45 billion, a 43% rise over three years.
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Walt Disney’s market cap stands at $177 billion, significantly lower than Netflix’s $344 billion, despite having a more diversified business model.
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Both companies’ stocks have declined over 10% this year, with Netflix down 13%.
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) and Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) remain key competitors in the streaming industry, each facing challenges in 2023. Despite Netflix’s impressive performance with stock prices increasing over 60% in the past five years, Disney’s stock has declined about 40% during the same period.
Both companies are grappling with a difficult year, with Netflix’s stock trading at a price-to-earnings multiple of 26 and Disney’s at 16, raising questions about growth potential and valuation. Investors are eyeing opportunities to balance portfolios as both companies navigate the evolving media landscape.
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