Fox Corporation

Fox Corporation is the publicly traded broadcast, sports, and news media company created in March 2019 when 21st Century Fox sold the bulk of its film and television assets to The Walt Disney Company in a roughly $71.3 billion transaction. The retained Fox assets — Fox News, Fox Business, Fox Sports cable and broadcast, the Fox broadcast network, and the Fox Television Stations group — sit alongside Tubi, which Fox acquired in March 2020 for approximately $440 million and which now operates as the primary streaming asset and the operational anchor of the company’s free-streaming-first strategy.

The Tubi numbers under CEO Anjali Sud are the editorial reason Fox sits in our coverage on the streaming side: approximately $1.1 billion in fiscal-year 2025 revenue at 19% year-over-year growth, more than 100 million monthly active users, more than 1 billion monthly hours watched, and back-to-back EBITDA-profitable quarters. Fox’s broader portfolio shape — Cable Network Programming, Television, and Other (including Tubi) — sits inside the public quarterly disclosures the company files as a Nasdaq-listed entity under FOXA (Class A) and FOX (Class B).

Lachlan Murdoch serves as Executive Chair and Chief Executive Officer in a combined role; the company’s leadership disclosures, board composition, and proxy materials are maintained at the Fox Investor Relations site and on EDGAR.