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Company details
Market cap
~$15B
P/E ratio
35×
Div yield
0.8%
Revenue (FY25)
$8.45B
Rev. growth
+2%
Segment EBITDA
$1.42B
EPS (TTM)
~$0.73
Profit margin
~5%
In plain English
News Corp is the publishing half of Rupert Murdoch's empire, spun out of the old News Corporation in 2013. Its crown jewel is Dow Jones — the Wall Street Journal, Barron's and a fast-growing financial-data business — alongside HarperCollins books, a controlling stake in Australian property portal REA Group, and a stable of news mastheads (The Sun, The Times, the New York Post, News Corp Australia). In 2025 it shed its loss-making Foxtel pay-TV arm to DAZN, sharpening the focus on digital subscriptions, data and real estate.
In simple terms
What News Corp really sells
News Corp is the publishing half of Rupert Murdoch's empire, spun out of the old News Corporation in 2013. Its crown jewel is Dow Jones — the Wall Street Journal, Barron's and a fast-growing financial-data business — alongside HarperCollins books, a controlling stake in Australian property portal REA Group, and a stable of news mastheads (The Sun, The Times, the New York Post, News Corp Australia). In 2025 it shed its loss-making Foxtel pay-TV arm to DAZN, sharpening the focus on digital subscriptions, data and real estate.
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