Archive · 8 Aug 2025
Lionsgate's Library Revenue Up, Despite Box Office Setbacks
Lionsgate's library revenue is up thanks to movies like 'Ballerina', almost reaching $1 billion.
Although the film division saw a dip, TV did better.
The company split with Starz in May.
Lionsgate is looking to grow in the future with big movies and more TV shows, hoping for good growth in 2027.
Lionsgate's library revenue reached nearly $1 billion, driven by interest in 'Ballerina'.
Library revenue increased 12% to $989 million over 12 months.
Motion picture revenue decreased to $267.3 million.
Television revenue rose to $288.5 million.
Lionsgate and Starz completed their split in May.
- Who
- Lionsgate
- What
- Lionsgate's library revenue increased due to interest in 'Ballerina'.
- When
- The report covers the April-June quarter.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To analyze the financial performance and future growth of the company after separating from Starz.
- Library Revenue (12 months)
- $989 million
- Library Revenue Increase
- 12%
- Motion Picture Revenue
- $267.3 million
- Television Revenue
- $288.5 million
- Loss Per Share
- 32 cents
Sources
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