Corus Entertainment Revenues Decrease 14 Percent in Q4

Corus Entertainment reported a 14 percent year-over-year loss in revenues in the fourth quarter of the 2025 fiscal year and an 11 percent loss across the entire year.

“Our fourth quarter results reflect television advertising revenues that were modestly lower than our expectations, even as industry challenges persisted,” said John Gossling, CEO. “By continuing our focus on finding efficiencies, we once again captured meaningful cost savings this quarter as we have throughout the year. We have just launched our fall TV season with an impressive lineup of new and returning hits across Global, our specialty channels and streaming services, with time spent on our streaming services growing as we expand our digital offerings. Despite headwinds currently impacting the industry, we remain committed to building on our portfolio of premium brands and content and our unparalleled ability to bring the greatest value to our clients.”

Overall revenues in the fourth quarter decreased 14 percent year-over-year to C$232.1 million. In the television segment, revenues decreased 14 percent year-over-year to C$212.8 million, with profits decreasing 34 percent to C$30.1 million.

For the entire year, television revenues decreased 11 percent to C$1.1 billion, while profits decreased 33 percent to C$189.3 million.