Roku Q3 revenue up 24% ahead of Fox deal

Roku Inc. (ROKU) reported Q3 net income of $183.3M, or $1.20 per share, exceeding analyst estimates of 55 cents per share. Revenue was $1.5B, surpassing expectations of $1.41B. The results were adjusted for restructuring gains.

Fox's $22B Roku takeover may soon gain DOJ approval. Roku's Q3 earnings beat estimates, with revenue up 24% YoY to $1.5B and adjusted EPS at $1.20. The deal would combine Fox's media assets with Roku's streaming platform, creating a major TV media force. Fox declined to comment, and the DOJ review continues.

Fox's $22B acquisition of Roku may clear U.S. antitrust review, according to Semafor. The deal could proceed under a consent decree, though terms are unclear. Fox and Roku declined to comment. The combination raises concerns about preferential treatment for Fox's content, per Semafor.

Fox's $22B acquisition of Roku may clear Justice Department scrutiny under a consent decree, despite opposition from a Trump ally. Fox plans to run both businesses separately. The deal faces concerns from rivals about potential favoritism. The DOJ declined to comment, emphasizing affordability priorities. Fox and Roku did not comment on the terms. (280 characters)

Roku reported Q3 revenue of $1.502B, up 24% YoY, with net income of $183.3M. Platform revenue rose 23% to $1.308B, while device revenue increased 33% to $193.7M but saw a wider gross loss. The company did not provide an outlook due to its pending acquisition by Fox.

Roku reported Q3 2026 net income of $183.3M, up from $24.8M YoY, on revenue of $1.50B. Platform revenue grew to $1.31B, while device revenue increased to $193.7M. Operating expenses decreased to $484.4M. Nine-month revenue was $4.11B, with net income at $433.3M. The company noted risks including hardware losses and advertising dependence.