Netflix shares slide about 7% to $68.95 after Q2 2026 earnings despite 13% revenue growth
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Netflix's Q2 2026 results modestly beat on operating income and EPS while revenue met guidance, but the market focused on three straight quarters of decelerating growth and a softer Q3 outlook (~12% y/y). Shares fell ~7% toward 52-week lows despite reaffirmed full-year revenue and margin targets and a large buyback program, reinforcing concerns that the stock is being repriced from premium growth to a more mature profile.
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Netflix reported Q2 2026 revenue of $12.6 billion, up 13% year over year and in line with management expectations. Operating income came in at $4.2 billion and EPS was $0.80, both slightly ahead of expectations. Revenue growth has slowed for three straight quarters, and the company’s Q3 outlook points to further cooling to about 12%. The stock fell about 7% to $68.95, near its 52-week low, while Netflix reaffirmed full-year revenue guidance of $51.0 billion to $51.4 billion and maintained a 31.5% operating margin target.
