Fox Corporation Class B (FOX)

Over the past six months, Fox Corporation's stock has increased by 31.2%. Key events include a positive Q1 Fiscal 2026 earnings report, analyst price target adjustments, insider sales by CFO Steven Tomsic, and the upcoming launch of Fox One.

Demand for Fox Corporation's products and services is seasonal, driven by advertising cycles and major live events. Political advertising during election cycles, live sports events, and holiday seasons are key seasonal drivers. Quarterly earnings reports also influence investor sentiment.

Fox Corporation is a multinational mass media company focused on television broadcasting, news, and sports. It operates through Fox News Media, Fox Sports, Tubi Media Group, Fox Entertainment, and Fox Television Stations. The company is planning to launch Fox One, a new streaming service, in May 2025.

Fox Corporation's subsidiaries are primarily in North America, with its headquarters in New York City and offices in Burbank, California. Fox Sports has brand licensing agreements in Mexico and Argentina. Studio Ramsay Global has offices in London, Los Angeles, and Glasgow, while MarVista Entertainment has a global distribution footprint.

Fox Corporation maintains a strong brand reputation, particularly in news and sports. Fox News has been the most-watched television news network in the U.S. Fox Television Stations are recognized as a leading local news source. FOX was ranked #1 in Evening News (Cable), and "Fox and Friends" was ranked #1 in Morning News (Cable) by the 2026 Brand Keys Customer Loyalty Engagement Index.

Fox Corporation has significant institutional ownership, with 999 institutional owners holding over 54% of shares. Major institutional owners include Vanguard Group Inc., State Street Corp., and BlackRock, Inc. The Murdoch family controls roughly 40% of Fox Corp.'s shares and 36% voting power.