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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
Network &EquipmentFibre, cable plant, modem…Content &RightsStudios, sports rights, p…ComcastPlatformsXfinity, Peacock, Sky, pa…Audiences &BuyersConsumers, businesses, ad…COMMCommScope / ARRISCIENCienaAVGOBroadcomVZVerizonNBANBA & sports rightsUP&SUniversal Pictures & StudiosXFIXfinityPCKPeacockSKYSkyUNIUniversal theme parksCMCSAComcastADSAdvertisersYOUConsumersBIZBusiness customers
Company details
Market cap
~$135B
P/E ratio
~9×
Div yield
~3.6%
EPS (TTM)
~$4.30
Profit margin
~13%
Rev. growth
~+2%
Revenue
~$124B
Free cash flow
~$12.5B
In plain English
Comcast is two businesses welded together: the largest US cable-broadband and home-internet operator (Xfinity), and a global media empire (NBCUniversal) spanning the NBC and Telemundo networks, Universal film studios, the Universal theme parks, the Peacock streaming service and — across Europe — Sky. In January 2026 it spun off most of its legacy cable-TV networks into a new company, Versant, to focus on broadband, streaming and experiences.
In simple terms
What Comcast really sells
Comcast is two businesses welded together: the largest US cable-broadband and home-internet operator (Xfinity), and a global media empire (NBCUniversal) spanning the NBC and Telemundo networks, Universal film studios, the Universal theme parks, the Peacock streaming service and — across Europe — Sky. In January 2026 it spun off most of its legacy cable-TV networks into a new company, Versant, to focus on broadband, streaming and experiences.
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