New York Times Company Sees Digital Growth Amid Print Decline
The New York Times Company reported a 1.56% stock rise to $58.65 following strong Q3 2025 results. Digital subscriptions surged by 1.29 million year-over-year, nearing 12 million total subscribers. Bundled offerings now account for 6.27 million users, driving a 3.6% increase in average revenue per user to $9.79.
Digital revenue climbed 14%, offsetting print declines and contributing to a 36.6% profit jump. Operating margins reached 18.7% through disciplined cost management. Free cash FLOW soared 65% as the company optimized its digital infrastructure.
Share repurchases continued while the publisher navigates legal costs associated with AI development. The growth strategy remains focused on digital transformation, with subscription revenue up 9.1% to $494.6 million for the quarter.
