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Lionsgate quarterly revenue rises 41% as film and TV grow
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Lionsgate Studios reported fiscal second-quarter revenue of $667 million, up 41% and above forecasts, while its net loss narrowed sharply. The results add to signs of growth across its film, television and library businesses as the company develops its slate and expands into live experiences and games.
For the three months ended in September, the net loss fell to $15.5 million from $113.5 million a year earlier. Film revenue rose 30% to $359 million and TV production revenue increased 56% to $309 million; library revenue over the past 12 months reached $1.04 billion, its second-highest level. Lionsgate expects to double scripted TV deliveries in fiscal 2027 compared with fiscal 2026, and forecasts about $50 million in annual revenue from its global products and experiences business by the end of fiscal 2028.
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- Quarterly revenue climbed 41% to $667 million.
- Net loss narrowed to $15.5 million.
- Library revenue reached its second-highest level.
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- 2 hours ago The latest report adds speculation about a possible takeover as Lionsgate continues to build its film slate and plans to double scripted TV deliveries in fiscal 2027.
- 2 hours ago Lionsgate Studios’ fiscal second-quarter revenue rose 41% to $667 million, beating forecasts, while its net loss narrowed to $15.5 million, with film, television and library businesses contributing to growth.
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Originally published by Deadline as “Lionsgate Quarterly Revenue Pops With Growth Across Film & TV Studios, Library”.