Archive · 16 Jan 2026
Industry Season 4 Premiere Draws 20% More Viewers
The TV show Industry just started its fourth season on HBO.
More people watched the first episode this time compared to last season.
The show got over 800,000 viewers in the first three days, which is 20% more than last season's start.
HBO moved the show to Sunday nights, and it's become more popular.
The story is about two friends who work in finance and get involved in a big game with money and power.
People are really liking this show, even though it's not based on a famous story or has big stars.
New episodes come out every Sunday night on HBO and can also be watched on HBO Max at the same time.
Industry Season 4 premiere drew 800,000 U.S. viewers in three days, a 20% increase from Season 3.
The show's viewership has been growing, with a 60% increase in global viewing of previous seasons leading up to the premiere.
HBO moved Industry to Sunday nights in Season 3, which helped boost its ratings and recognition.
Star Marisa Abela won a BAFTA Leading Actress award for her role in Season 3.
Season 4 follows Harper and Yasmin as they navigate a high-stakes game involving money, power, and new relationships.
- Who
- HBO's Industry viewers
- What
- Season 4 premiere viewership increase
- When
- January 11
- Where
- U.S. across HBO and HBO Max
- Why
- Growing interest and strategic scheduling
- Show
- Industry
- Network
- HBO
- Premiere Date
- January 11
- Viewers (3-day)
- 800,000
- Viewership Increase
- 20%
- Season 3 Premiere Viewers
- 300,000
- Airing Time
- 9 p.m. ET/PT on Sundays
- Streaming Platform
- HBO Max