Greg Peters, Netflix co-zo, speaks in a key note about the future of entertainment at the Mobile World Congress 2023.
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Netflix Executives were sent on Thursday that everything is fine with the business in the face of economic turbulence. But his perspective of the whole year tells a slightly more nuanced story.
Netflix registered a great rhythm on the operational margin for the first quarter, informing 31.7% compared to the average estimate of 28.5%, according to Streetacount. And guided well above the analyst estimates for the second quarter: 33.3% compared to an average estimate of 30%.
For his own phrase, Netflix was “ahead” of his own guide for the first quarter and is “tracking above the midpoint of our income guidance range of 2025”.
Even so, Netflix declined to alter any of its long -term projections. That suggests that Netflix is not so safe in its second half.
“There has not been a material change in our general commercial perspective since our latest profit report,” Netflix wrote in his quarterly note to shareholders.
The feeling of the American consumer has been at its second level since 1952 as the new tariff policies of President Donald Trump, Roil Markets.
The Greg Peters co-ceers pointed out during the company's profit conference that Netflix has been, in the past, “generally quite resistant” to economic decelerations. Home Entertainment offers a cheaper leisure form than most other activities. A monthly Netflix subscription with ads costs $ 7.99.
But the question remains, or yes, an economic deceleration pinched the wallets of the Americans and would force greater rotation between the transmission subscriptions.
Netflix stopped informing quarterly numbers of this quarter, so the company will probably not detail if you see a customer deceleration later this year beyond informing its underlying income and profits.
The revenues of the first quarter of $ 10.5 billion were approximately in line with the expectations of the analysts, while the guide of the second quarter of $ 11 billion is slightly above.
“Retention, that is stable and strong. We have not seen anything significant in the mixture of the plan or the Tomas of the Plan,” Peters said. “Things are usually stable.”
