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Netflix’s sales in each part of the world, quarter by quarter, its latest results, the money it hands back to shareholders, plus the latest news, filings and share deals.

NFLX Netflix, Inc., listed on Nasdaq Updated 55 min ago

Sales, Jul–Sep 2026$12.9bnUp 12% on a year earlier. Q3 2026 in Netflix’s own calendar
US and Canada sales, Jul–Sep 2026$5.63bnUp 11% on a year earlier. 44% of all sales
Handed back to shareholders, last 12 months$12.9bn$12.9bn in buybacks

Sales by region

Where Netflix’s money comes from. The US and Canada are the biggest part, but other regions are catching up.

Jul–Sep 2026

  • US and Canada+11% on a year ago$5.63bn44%
  • Europe, Middle East and Africa+11% on a year ago$4.11bn32%
  • Latin America+17% on a year ago$1.60bn12%
  • Asia-Pacific+12% on a year ago$1.54bn12%

The last five quarters

Q3 2025Jul–Sep 2025Q4 2025Oct–Dec 2025Q1 2026Jan–Mar 2026Q2 2026Apr–Jun 2026Q3 2026Jul–Sep 2026
US and Canada$5.07bn$5.34bn$5.25bn$5.43bn$5.63bn
Europe, Middle East and Africa$3.70bn$3.87bn$4.00bn$4.03bn$4.11bn
Latin America$1.37bn$1.42bn$1.50bn$1.58bn$1.60bn
Asia-Pacific$1.37bn$1.42bn$1.51bn$1.51bn$1.54bn

Sources: Q3 2025, Q4 2025, Q1 2026, Q2 2026, Q3 2026

Money back to shareholders

Netflix hands cash back by buying its own shares (which leaves fewer shares, so each one owns more of the company). Read automatically from its quarterly filings with the US regulator.

Shares bought back, last 12 months
$12.9bn
Shares in issue
4.20bn
+849.9% since Jan–Mar 2024

Cash handed back each quarter

Netflix buybacks and dividends each quarter
  1. $4.80bn

Cash paid out in each quarter; the year is Netflix’s own. Shares in issue is the average number in the quarter, counting options. SEC filings

Q3 2026 results

Published 20 Oct 2026. Sales rose 12% to $12.9bn, in line with Netflix’s own forecast. It kept 34.6% of sales as operating profit, up from 28.2% a year ago. Netflix expects sales of $51.1bn for 2026, up 13%.

In brief

  • Sales of $12.9bn, up 12% (11% without currency moves).
  • Operating margin of 34.6%, up from 28.2%, helped by the timing of costs.
  • US and Canada sales grew 11% to $5.6bn; Europe, Middle East and Africa grew 11% to $4.1bn.
  • Forecast for October to December: sales of $13.4bn and operating profit of $3.5bn.
  • Forecast for 2026: sales of $51.1bn and an operating margin of 31.5%.
  • The plan with adverts is coming to 15 more countries in 2027.

Against a year ago (Q3 2025)

Q3 2025Q3 2026Change
Sales$11.5bn$12.9bnup +12%
Operating profit$3.25bn$4.46bnup +37%
Operating margin28.2%34.6%+6.4 pts
Net profit$2.55bn$3.66bnup +44%

Red and green show whether a change is good or bad for Netflix, so more spending shows in red.

Sales

Sales by quarter
  1. $11.5bn
  2. $12.1bn
  3. $12.3bn
  4. $12.6bn
  5. $12.9bn

Operating profit

Operating profit by quarter
  1. $3.2bn
  2. $3.0bn
  3. $4.0bn
  4. $4.2bn
  5. $4.5bn

Operating margin is operating profit as a share of sales. Netflix Q3 2026 letter, 20 Oct 2026

Products and progress

Where each Netflix product has got to, from first announcement to widely available. Checked against Netflix’s Q3 2026 letter (20 Oct 2026).

Streaming

  1. Netflix streaming Widely available

    $12.9bn of sales in Jul–Sep 2026, up 12%

    Films, series and live events in more than 190 countries. Netflix Q3 2026 letter

  2. Plan with adverts Early rollout

    Coming to 15 more countries in 2027

    A cheaper plan that shows adverts. Netflix is also adding new ways for advertisers to buy and measure adverts. Netflix Q3 2026 letter

What’s new

  1. Video “How It’s Done” Official Choreography | KPop Demon Hunters | Netflix YouTube,
  2. Filing Notice of a planned share sale SEC,
  3. Video HUNTR/X Dance Rehearsal | “How It’s Done” | KPop Demon Hunters | Netflix YouTube,
  4. Video Hollywood Arts | Pink Pony Club | Music Video | Netflix YouTube,
  5. Video The One About Matthew Perry | Sneak Peek | Netflix YouTube,
  6. Video Secrets | Official Teaser | Netflix YouTube,
  7. Video The Body | Sneak Peek: So You Wanna Be Lions? | Netflix YouTube,
  8. Video Win the Mall | Official Trailer | Netflix YouTube,
  9. Video Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike | Sneak Peek | Netflix YouTube,
  10. Filing Quarterly report SEC,
  11. News Hugging Face CEO warns that Netflix’s OpenAI hack documentary isn’t accurate TechCrunch,
  12. Filing Company announcement: results or delivery report SEC,
  13. News Netflix to lay off 1,000 staff amid intensifying competition for user attention TechCrunch,
  14. News What to know about the landmark Warner Bros. Discovery sale TechCrunch,
  15. News Watch the trailer for ‘The Altruists,’ Netflix’s show about the FTX scandal TechCrunch,
  16. News Paramount closes historic Warner Bros. merger to form Skydance TechCrunch,
  17. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  18. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  19. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  20. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  21. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  22. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  23. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  24. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  25. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,
  26. Filing Director or officer share deal SEC,

The last 30 days. Headlines link to the full stories on the publishers’ own sites.

Numbers

Sales each quarter

Netflix sales each quarter
  1. $13bn

Net profit each quarter

Netflix net profit each quarter
  1. $4bn
QuarterMonthsSalesNet profit
Q3 2026Jul–Sep 2026 $12.9bn $3.66bn
Q2 2026Apr–Jun 2026 $12.6bn $3.40bn
Q1 2026Jan–Mar 2026 $12.2bn $5.28bn
Q4 2025Oct–Dec 2025 $12.1bn $2.42bn
Q3 2025Jul–Sep 2025 $11.5bn $2.55bn

From Netflix’s results filed with the SEC; newer quarters appear automatically, with the business split added after each report is checked.

Directors’ share deals

Directors and senior staff must tell the SEC within two business days when they buy, sell or are given shares.

ReportedWhoWhat happened
2 Oct 2026 Jay C HoagDirector See the filing
2 Oct 2026 Elinor MertzDirector See the filing
2 Oct 2026 Susan E RiceDirector See the filing
2 Oct 2026 Richard N BartonDirector See the filing
2 Oct 2026 Ann MatherDirector See the filing
2 Oct 2026 Strive MasiyiwaDirector See the filing
2 Oct 2026 Leslie J KilgoreDirector See the filing
2 Oct 2026 Mathias DopfnerDirector See the filing

From Form 4 filings on SEC EDGAR. ‘Used options’ means turning share options into shares; it is not a purchase on the market.

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Latest videos

From Netflix’s own YouTube channel. Videos open on YouTube.

Timeline

  1. Feb 2026Drops the Warner Bros. deal after Paramount Skydance makes a higher offer, and restarts buybacks.
  2. Dec 2025Agrees to buy Warner Bros. and HBO Max.
  3. Nov 2025Ten-for-one share split.
  4. Nov 2022Launches its cheaper plan with adverts.
  5. Jan 2016Launches in 130 more countries at once.
  6. Feb 2013House of Cards, its first big original series.
  7. Jan 2007Streaming starts.
  8. May 2002Shares listed on Nasdaq.
  9. Aug 1997Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph found Netflix, renting DVDs by post.

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Where this comes from

  • US filings, results, buybacks and insider deals: SEC EDGAR
  • Sales by region: Netflix’s quarterly letters
  • Headlines: TechCrunch
  • Products, cities and timeline: checked by ChartsView against the company’s own reports, last on 27 Oct 2026.

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