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Netflix, Inc. is a worldwide entertainment provider offering TV series, films, documentaries, and mobile games streaming on internet-connected devices, plus DVD-by-mail in the US, with about 222 million subscribers in 190 countries.
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Perpetual market activity
25/25 live markets
Trading data
Perpetual market activity
Venues
25
Live markets
25/25
24h volume
$12.3MCoverage: 22/25 marketsExchange-reported volume: $15M
Open interest
$18.6MCoverage: 21/25 markets
Best liquidity
$2.2M
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Tightest spread
+1.6 bps
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$6.2M
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Settlement mix
USDT · 17/25
Perp/spot vol.
0.01x
Spot volume $2.2B
OI / float
+0.01%
Float $251.1B
Spot performance
1D-0.86%
5D-1.82%
1M-14.41%
6M-28.58%
YTD-33.71%
1Y-43.65%
Venue matrix
25 markets
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 Binance | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.58 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +3.2 bps | $832.9K | $2.1M | $3.5M | USDT | - | |
 Bitget | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.62 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +4.9 bps | $1.3M | $955K | $3.1M | USDT | 50x | |
 Hyperliquid HIP-3 | Trade | xyz:NFLX | Trading | $61.56 | -15.2% APR -0.00173% every 1h | +5.2 bps | - | $692.8K | $4.5M | USDC | 10x | |
 OKX | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.55 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +1.6 bps | $57.5K | $401K | $930.5K | USDT | 20x | |
 Gate.io | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.57 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +9.7 bps | $61K | $338.5K | $1.2M | USDT | 25x | |
 KuCoin | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.62 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +11.4 bps | $19.9K | $290.1K | $356.3K | USDT | 20x | |
 Bybit | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.64 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +13.0 bps | $64.5K | $245.9K | $1.1M | USDT | 50x | |
 XT.com | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.56 | +5.5% APR +0.00500% every 8h | +6.5 bps | $64.5K | $203.2K | - | USDT | 20x | |
 Bitunix | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.56 | -9.9% APR -0.00907% every 8h | +11.4 bps | $106.4K | $170.3K | $63.7K | USDT | 20x | |
 MEXC | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.67 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +19.5 bps | $1.4M | $132.9K | $1.8M | USDT | 50x | |
 Phemex | Trade | NFLX / USDT | Trading | $61.56 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +4.9 bps | $53.4K | $128.8K | $1.5M | USDT | 10x | |
 GRVT | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.59 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +6.5 bps | $449.4K | $101.9K | $1K | USDT | - | |
 Variational | Trade | NFLX/USDC | Trading | $61.58 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +8.9 bps | no public depth feed | $84.3K | $133K | USDC | - | |
 HTX | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.59 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +59.1 bps | $23.7K | $54.3K | $13K | USDT | - | |
 Ondo Perps | Trade | NFLX/USD | Trading | $61.57 | - | +22.7 bps | $143.3K | $49.7K | $58.4K | USDC | 10x | |
 Aster | Trade | NFLXUSDT | Trading | $61.55 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +14.6 bps | $280.8K | $42.8K | $103.2K | USDT | - | |
 Extended | Trade | NFLX/USD | Trading | $61.54 | -14.9% APR -0.00170% every 1h | +2.6 bps | - | $26.2K | $46K | USD | 10x | |
 BloFin | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.57 | +3.0% APR +0.00271% every 8h | +3.2 bps | $827.9K | $15.4K | $88.2K | USDT | 20x | |
 Crypto.com Exchange | Trade | NFLX/USD | Trading | $61.46 | +5.0% APR +0.00057% every 1h | +107.3 bps | $7.1K | $1.4K | $9K | USD | 50x | |
 Helix (Injective) | Trade | NFLX/USDC | Trading | $61.98 | +3.6% APR +0.00042% every 1h | - | no public depth feed | $248.5 | - | USDC | 12x | |
 Aevo | Trade | NFLX/USDC | Trading | $61.54 | +11.4% APR +0.00130% every 1h | +14.8 bps | $231.2K | $74.1 | $9.8K | USDC | 10x | |
 Vest | Trade | NFLX/USDC | Trading | $62.00 | +5.0% APR +0.00057% every 1h | +104.8 bps | - | - | - | USDC | 25x | |
 Deepcoin | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.61 | - | +3.2 bps | $1.2M | $6.2M | - | USDT | 25x | |
 BingX | Trade | NFLX-USDT | Trading | $61.57 | +5.5% APR +0.00500% every 8h | +3.2 bps | $1.3M | $1.6M⚠ | $6.1K | USDT | - | |
 Ourbit | Trade | NFLX/USDT | Trading | $61.59 | 0.0% APR 0.000% every 8h | +3.2 bps | $2.2M | $1.1M⚠ | $116.9K | USDT | 50x |
Unverified volume: implausibly high against open interest, a typical sign of wash trading. These venues are listed last.
Tokenized wrappers of the real stock, tradable on-chain and on crypto exchanges around the clock. Premium/discount compares the token price to our stock reference price. Data: CoinMarketCap · Robinhood · DexScreener · GeckoTerminal.
| Product | Price | Premium vs stock | 24h Vol. | Market Cap | Chains |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NFLXonOndo GM | $617.93 | – | $1.7M | $845k | Ethereum · BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) · Solana · HyperEVM |
| NFLXBbStocks | $61.56 | -0.04% | $1.1M | $2.1M | BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) |
| NFLXXxStocks | $61.68 | +0.14% | $30k | $2.3M | Solana · Arbitrum · BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) · Ethereum |
| NFLXRobinhood | $61.48 | -0.18% | $3k | $555k | Robinhood Chain |
| Exchange | Pair | Price | 24h Vol. | Liquidity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| gateioCEX | NFLXON/USDT ↗ | $61.27 | $11k | – |
 uniswapDEX · robinhood | NFLX/USDG ↗ | $61.48 | $3k | $98k |
Tradability
Execution quality
Entry cost and depth per venue at $1k–$100k
Tradability
Execution quality
Entry cost and depth per venue at $1k–$100kBroad liquidity · 19 of 25 venues absorb $10k · Typical cost: +9.9 bps – +30.6 bps
Cheapest execution: BingX · +7.2 bps
No fresh book data: Crypto.com Exchange, Hyperliquid HIP-3, Variational, Extended, Helix (Injective), Vest
Taker execution estimate incl. approx. fees - maker fills are not guaranteed.
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Earnings
2027-01-19
Revenue est. $13.4B · Updated 1h ago
No unusual perp activity right now.
Reference data
Market context
Reference data
Market context
NASDAQ
Extended-hours reference
Bid61.9
Ask62
Volume36,667,882
Research data
Analysts, filings and peer context
Research data
Analysts, filings and peer context
Estimates
6DateEPS estimateRevenue estimateGrowthAnalysts
FY 20263.58$51.1B+13%29
FY 20273.76$56.6B+11%34
FY 20284.47$62.1B+10%31
FY 20295.33$67.5B+9%24
FY 20306.28$72.5B+7%14
Q1 20291.19$16.3B+33%6
Source: FMP · Consensus
Company events
62027-01-19EarningsActual - / Estimate 0.68-
2026-10-20Earnings · After market closeActual 0.87 / Estimate 0.82Beat
2026-07-16EarningsActual 0.8 / Estimate 0.786Beat
2026-04-16EarningsActual 1.23 / Estimate 0.763Beat
2026-01-20EarningsActual 0.56 / Estimate 0.552Beat
2025-11-17Stock split10:1-
Peer comparison
Similar listed perpsRevenue mix
Latest annualStreaming revenuesProduct$45.2B
United States And CanadaGeographic$20B
EMEAGeographic$14.5B
Latin AmericaGeographic$5.4B
Analysts
Price targets in USD| Consensus rating | Buy |
|---|---|
| Average 12-month price target | $86.43 |
| 12-month target range (low – high) | $57 – $141 |
| Ratings in the provider's consensus | 100 |
Price targets as of 2026-11-15
Analyst rating history
Ratings| Month | Strong buy | Buy | Hold | Sell | Strong sell |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | 7 | 26 | 16 | 2 | 0 |
| Oct 2026 | 7 | 28 | 16 | 2 | 0 |
| Sep 2026 | 7 | 28 | 16 | 1 | 0 |
| Aug 2026 | 7 | 29 | 16 | 0 | 0 |
| Jul 2026 | 8 | 29 | 15 | 0 | 0 |
| Jun 2026 | 8 | 29 | 13 | 0 | 0 |
| May 2026 | 8 | 29 | 13 | 0 | 1 |
| Apr 2026 | 10 | 29 | 13 | 0 | 1 |
| Mar 2026 | 10 | 27 | 13 | 0 | 1 |
| Feb 2026 | 9 | 26 | 13 | 1 | 1 |
| Jan 2026 | 9 | 22 | 14 | 2 | 1 |
| Dec 2025 | 8 | 26 | 13 | 1 | 1 |
Ownership
Institutional · 2026-Q2Free float99.3%4.1B shares
Shares outstanding4.1B shares
Institutional81.3%3,622 investors
Investor count change-225
Reference market activity
NFLX-PERPDay range (Nov 13)$62.13$63.95
52 week$61.39$115.25
Spot volume36.1M
Average volume-
Price performance
111D-0.9%
5D-1.8%
1M-14.4%
3M-20.5%
6M-28.6%
YTD-33.7%
1Y-43.6%
3Y+34.6%
5Y-8.5%
10Y+447.1%
MAX+51,847.5%
Insider activity
FY2026 Q4Acquisitions39 transactions182,320 shares
Dispositions45 transactions323,900 shares
Purchases0Ratio 0.87
Sales7
Insider transactions
25DateReporting persontransactionssharesPriceFilings
Netflix Co-CEO Gregory K. Peters sold 27,312 common shares on the open market at $63.6186 per share on Nov 9, 2026, leaving 119,412 shares owned.
Netflix director/Co-CEO Sarandos converted 54,388 vested RSUs into common stock, had 27,076 shares withheld for taxes at $62.34, and sold 27,312 shares at $66.1998.
Netflix officer Cletus R Willems converted 6,168 restricted stock units into 6,168 common shares and had 3,027 shares withheld for taxes at $62.34.
Netflix CFO Spencer Adam Neumann exercised options for 9,638 common shares at $0.00 and had 9,175 shares withheld for tax at $62.34, leaving 83,040 shares owned.
Filings
99 · Latest SEC filings2026-11-104Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix Co-CEO Gregory K. Peters sold 27,312 common shares on the open market at $63.6186 per share on Nov 9, 2026, leaving 119,412 shares owned.
2026-11-054Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director/Co-CEO Sarandos converted 54,388 vested RSUs into common stock, had 27,076 shares withheld for taxes at $62.34, and sold 27,312 shares at $66.1998.
2026-11-054Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix Co-CEO Gregory K Peters converted 54,388 restricted stock units into 54,388 common shares and had 27,076 shares withheld at $62.34 for taxes.
2026-11-054Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix officer Cletus R Willems converted 6,168 restricted stock units into 6,168 common shares and had 3,027 shares withheld for taxes at $62.34.
2026-11-054Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix CFO Spencer Adam Neumann exercised options for 9,638 common shares at $0.00 and had 9,175 shares withheld for tax at $62.34, leaving 83,040 shares owned.
2026-11-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix officer David A. Hyman converted 11,409 restricted stock units into common shares and had 5,682 shares withheld for taxes at $62.34; he also sold 5,727 shares at $64.55.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Ann Mather was granted 1,003 non-qualified stock options at a $62.34 exercise price on Nov 2, 2026, a compensation award rather than an open-market purchase. She held 1,003 such options after the grant.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Hoag Jay C was awarded 1,003 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at a $62.34 exercise price on 2026-11-02, leaving 1,003 options owned after the transaction.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
On Nov 2, 2026, Netflix officer Karbowski Jeffrey William received an A-Award of 1,170 non-qualified stock options at a $62.34 strike price, which is compensation and not an open-market purchase.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Masiyiwa Strive received a grant (A-Award) of 1,002 non-qualified stock options to buy shares at $62.34 each on 2026-11-02, leaving 1,002 owned after.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Kilgore Leslie J received 1,003 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at an exercise price of $62.34 on Nov 2, 2026 — an award, not a purchase.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Mertz Elinor was awarded 1,002 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at a $62.34 exercise price on 2026-11-02, an A-Award grant rather than an open-market purchase, leaving 1,002 options owned.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Richard N. Barton received a grant of 1,003 non-qualified stock options at an exercise price of $62.34 each on Nov 2, 2026, per Form 4 filed Nov 3, 2026.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Mathias Dopfner was granted 1,002 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at an exercise price of $62.34 on Nov 2, 2026, an award rather than a purchase, leaving 1,002 options held.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Rice Susan E received an award of 1,003 non-qualified stock options at a $62.34 strike price on Nov 2, 2026, per a Form 4 filed Nov 3.
2026-11-034Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Bradford L. Smith received a company grant of 1,003 non-qualified stock options at $62.34 per share on Nov 2, 2026, under transaction code A-Award. The award is compensation, not an open-market purchase.
2026-10-294Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director and Co-CEO Gregory K. Peters gifted 1,519 shares of common stock on Oct 28, 2026, leaving 119,412 shares owned. No purchase or sale occurred.
2026-10-274Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Bradford L. Smith exercised 17,980 options (M-Exempt) at $12.749-$14.692 and sold all 17,980 shares (S-Sale) at $63.549-$65.1376 on Oct 26, 2026.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Dopfner Mathias received an award of 921 non-qualified stock options at a $67.85 exercise price, leaving him with 921 owned after the transaction.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Bradford L. Smith received a grant of 921 stock options at $67.85 per share on 2026-10-01, an award (not a purchase), leaving 921 owned after.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Mertz Elinor received a grant (A-Award) of 922 non-qualified stock options at a $67.85 exercise price on 2026-10-01, leaving 922 options owned. An award is compensation, not an open-market purchase.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Ann Mather received a grant of 921 non-qualified stock options at a $67.85 exercise price on 2026-10-01, leaving her with 921 options.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Hoag Jay C received a grant of 921 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at a $67.85 exercise price, per Form 4 filed 2026-10-02.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Susan E. Rice received an award of 921 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at a $67.85 strike price, per a Form 4 filed 2026-10-02. This is compensation, not an open-market purchase.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Richard N. Barton received a stock option award (A) for 921 shares at $67.85 per share on Oct 1, 2026, leaving him with 921 such options.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Masiyiwa Strive received an award of 921 non-qualified stock options at $67.85 per share on Oct 1, 2026, an acquisition of 921 options, leaving 921 owned.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Leslie J. Kilgore received 921 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $67.85 per share, an award grant, leaving 921 options held.
2026-10-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix officer Karbowski Jeffrey William (Chief Accounting Officer) received an award of 1,075 non-qualified stock options at a $67.85 exercise price on 2026-10-01, per Form 4 filed 2026-10-02. This is a grant, not an open-market purchase.
2026-09-104Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Richard N. Barton exercised options for 1,440 shares of Netflix common stock at $20.11-$26.51 and sold 1,440 shares at $75.27-$76.26 on Sept 9-10, 2026.
2026-09-094Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Richard N. Barton exercised 720 stock options at $20.107 each, acquiring 720 common shares, and sold 720 shares at $77.60, leaving 2,460 shares held directly.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Richard N. Barton received an award of 774 non-qualified stock options at $80.81 per share on September 1, 2026.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Dopfner Mathias received an award of non-qualified stock options to buy 774 Netflix shares at $80.81 each.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Ann Mather was granted an option on 774 NFLX shares at $80.81 per share as compensation.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Susan E. Rice received an award of 774 non-qualified stock options to buy Netflix shares at $80.81 each on September 1, 2026.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Hoag Jay C received an award of 774 non-qualified stock options to buy Netflix shares at $80.81 each.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
On September 1, 2026, Chief Accounting Officer Jeffrey Karbowski received an award of 902 non-qualified stock options at $80.81 per share.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Bradford L. Smith was granted an option to acquire 774 Netflix shares at an exercise price of $80.81 per share.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Elinor Mertz received an award of 773 non-qualified stock options at $80.81 per share.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Strive Masiyiwa received an award of 774 non-qualified stock options to buy Netflix shares at $80.81 each on September 1, 2026.
2026-09-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Leslie J. Kilgore was awarded options to buy 774 Netflix shares at $80.81 each on September 1, 2026.
2026-08-104Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Chief Financial Officer Spencer Adam Neumann sold 9,248 shares of Netflix common stock at $75.79 per share, leaving 73,787 shares owned.
2026-08-064Insider transaction report (Form 4)
On 2026-08-06, Co-CEO Gregory K. Peters sold 27,312 common shares of Netflix at $73.543 each, leaving 120,931 shares owned.
2026-08-064Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Richard N. Barton exercised an option for 2,160 common shares and sold them for $75.10 each, retaining 246 shares.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Richard N. Barton was granted 852 non-qualified stock options with a $73.33 strike price as compensation, now holding 852 options.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Susan E. Rice was granted a non-qualified stock option for 852 shares at a $73.33 exercise price, as compensation. This was an award, not an open-market purchase.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
CFO Spencer Adam Neumann converted 18,418 RSUs into 18,418 Netflix common shares, then had 9,170 shares withheld to cover taxes at $71.71 per share.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Co-CEO Ted Sarandos converted 54,388 RSUs into 54,388 common shares, had 27,076 shares withheld for taxes at $71.71, and sold 133,162 shares at $72.90-$73.48. He held 178,954 shares afterward.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Strive Masiyiwa was awarded 852 non-qualified stock options at a $73.33 exercise price, bringing his holdings to 852 options.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Bradford L. Smith was granted 852 non-qualified stock options in Netflix at a $73.33 exercise price. This was a compensation award, not an open-market purchase.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Elinor Mertz was granted 852 non-qualified stock options (exercise price $73.33) on Aug 3, 2026, bringing her option holdings to 852.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Ann Mather was granted 852 non-qualified stock options (exercise price $73.33) as compensation, not an open-market purchase.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Jeffrey Karbowski, Netflix's Chief Accounting Officer, was granted 994 non-qualified stock options (strike price $73.33) as compensation on 2026-08-03.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Leslie J. Kilgore was granted 852 non-qualified stock options (exercise price $73.33) as compensation on 2026-08-03, bringing total holdings to 852 options.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Mathias Dopfner was granted 852 non-qualified stock options in Netflix at an exercise price of $73.33, bringing his option holdings to 852 shares.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix officer David A. Hyman converted 11,400 restricted stock units into 11,400 common shares; 5,677 shares were withheld for taxes at $71.71 and 5,723 shares were sold at $72.85. He held 316,100 shares afterward.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Jay C. Hoag was awarded 852 non-qualified stock options with a $73.33 exercise price on 2026-08-03, as compensation, not an open-market purchase.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Cletus Willems converted 6,157 RSUs into 6,157 Netflix common shares, and 3,021 shares were withheld to cover taxes at $71.71 per share.
2026-08-044Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director and Co-CEO Gregory Peters converted 54,388 RSUs into common stock, with 27,076 shares withheld for taxes at $71.71 each, on August 3, 2026.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Strive Masiyiwa received an award of 843 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $74.19 each on 2026-07-01.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Dopfner Mathias received an award of 842 non-qualified stock options to buy Netflix shares at $74.19 each, now holding 842 options.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Mather Ann was granted 842 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $74.19 per share on July 1, 2026, as compensation.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix CAO Jeffrey Karbowski was granted 983 non-qualified stock options with a $74.19 exercise price, bringing his option holdings to 983 shares.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Bradford L. Smith was granted a non-qualified stock option to buy 842 Netflix shares at $74.19 each.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Mertz Elinor was granted an option to buy 843 shares of Netflix at $74.19 per share (Form 4, July 2026).
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Leslie Kilgore received a non-qualified stock option award of 842 shares at $74.19 each on 2026-07-01, now holding 842 options.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Richard N. Barton was granted 842 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $74.19 each on July 1, 2026.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Jay C. Hoag received an award of 842 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $74.19 each on July 1, 2026.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Susan E. Rice was granted 842 non-qualified stock options at a $74.19 exercise price on Jul 1, 2026, as compensation, bringing her total to 842 options.
2026-07-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Anne M. Sweeney was awarded 842 non-qualified stock options with a $74.19 exercise price, bringing her option holdings to 842 shares.
2026-06-184Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix director Bradford L. Smith exercised options on 35,990 common shares at $9.44-$12.33, then sold all 35,990 for $77.21-$78.01 per share.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Richard N. Barton received a grant of 728 non-qualified stock options to buy Netflix shares at $85.85 each.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Jay C. Hoag was granted an option to buy 728 Netflix shares at $85.85 each on June 1, 2026.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Mertz Elinor was granted 728 Non-Qualified Stock Options to buy NFLX shares at $85.85 each on 2026-06-01.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Susan E. Rice received an award of 728 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $85.85 per share on 2026-06-01.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Mather Ann was granted options to buy 728 Netflix shares at $85.85 each.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Masiyiwa Strive received an award of 728 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $85.85 per share on June 1, 2026, holding 728 options after the transaction.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Chief Accounting Officer Jeffrey Karbowski was granted 850 non-qualified stock options to buy Netflix stock at $85.85 per share.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Dopfner Mathias received a grant of 729 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $85.85 each on 2026-06-01, now holding 729 options.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Reed exercised options for 386,700 shares, sold them at $85.85-$86.73, and received a 728-share option award.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Sweeney Anne M received an award of 728 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $85.85 per share on 2026-06-01.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Bradford L. Smith was awarded 728 non-qualified stock options to buy Netflix shares at $85.85 each on June 1, 2026.
2026-06-024Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Director Leslie J. Kilgore was awarded 728 non-qualified stock options (right to buy) at $85.85 per share on June 1, 2026.
2026-05-074Insider transaction report (Form 4)
On May 7, 2026, CFO Spencer Adam Neumann sold 9,253 shares of Netflix common stock at $88.95 per share, reducing his holdings to 73,787 shares.
2026-05-074Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Gregory K. Peters gifted 1,209 shares and sold 27,312 shares (at $88.69 each) of Netflix common stock on May 6-7, 2026.
2026-05-054Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Co-CEO Gregory Peters converted 54,388 RSUs into common shares, with 27,076 shares withheld for taxes at $92.06.
2026-05-054Insider transaction report (Form 4)
On May 4-5, 2026, Co-CEO Theodore Sarandos converted 54,388 RSUs into common stock, with 27,076 shares withheld for taxes and 27,312 sold on the open market.
2026-05-054Insider transaction report (Form 4)
Netflix CFO Spencer Neumann converted 18,428 RSUs into common stock on May 4, 2026; 9,175 shares were withheld for taxes at $92.06 each.
Transcripts
Earnings callsFY2026 Q22026-07-16
Earnings calls
AI summary
positiveNetflix reported solid Q2 2026 results with 12% reported revenue growth and 11% FX neutral growth, guiding to 13-14% full year top-line growth (approximately 12% FX neutral). The company expects approximately $6 billion of incremental revenue year-over-year. Management emphasized that engagement quality is improving despite flat viewing hour growth, with the company focusing on a multi-dimensional approach to member value encompassing quality, variety, and quantity of content. Netflix is investing approximately 10% more in content spending this year while growing it slower than revenue. The company is seeing strong performance across its core series and film business, with successful launches including 'I Will Find You,' K-dramas like 'Teach You a Lesson,' and international hits like 'The Polygamist.' Live programming is becoming increasingly important, with 6 of the top 10 new member sign-up days in the past 5 years driven by live events. Advertising tier ARM continues to improve, and recent price increases in markets like the US, Mexico, and Spain have gone well. Netflix is also making progress with new content formats including video podcasts, vertical video clips, and cloud-bas
Key takeaways
- Netflix is tracking to deliver 13-14% full year revenue growth (approximately 12% FX neutral) with strong progress against 2026 financial plan, representing approximately $6 billion incremental revenue year-over-year
- Engagement quality is improving across multiple dimensions including quality, variety, and quantity, with view hours up 2% in first half of 2026 (1.5 billion incremental hours), though the company emphasizes not all hours are created equal due to differences in content ROI
- Content spending projected to grow approximately 10% in 2026, slower than revenue growth, with strong slate performance globally including major launches and strong international content performance like K-dramas and regional series
- Live programming is driving outsized value with 6 of top 10 new member sign-up days over past 5 years coming from live events, while representing only expected 1% of total viewing hours despite 5% of content budget investment
- Advertising business continues to expand with narrowing gap between ad tier ARM and standard tier ARM, driven by improved ad tech capabilities, demand sources, and measurement features, while pricing increases in first half markets have gone well with no change in receptivity
Financial highlights
- Q2 2026 revenue growth of 12% reported, 11% FX neutral, with guidance to Q3 revenue growth of 12% reported and 11% FX neutral
- Full year 2026 guidance of 13-14% top-line growth (approximately 12% FX neutral) representing roughly $6 billion of incremental revenue year-over-year
- Content spending forecasted to grow approximately 10% in 2026, higher than 8% average over last 5 years but below 14% average over past decade
- Q2 share repurchase of $4.7 billion, largest quarter of share repurchase in company history, with approximately $27 billion remaining authorization capacity
Guidance
- Netflix expects to deliver approximately $6 billion of incremental revenue year-over-year in 2026 with 13-14% full year top line growth (roughly 12% FX neutral)
- Content expense projected to grow approximately 10% this year, with company maintaining disciplined investment approach and growing content spend slower than revenue
- Company expects to continue seeing healthy acquisition and retention trends on membership side with recent price adjustments going well
- Netflix will continue to invest in live programming and expand global live event calendar to include regional live events based on strong acquisition and engagement signals
Q&A themes
- Management confirmed engagement quality is improving despite modest view hour growth, with company emphasizing that not all viewing hours create equal value and utilizing sophisticated multi-dimensional metrics beyond raw hour counts to assess member satisfaction and business health
- Company addressed concerns about second season viewership dropoff, stating season 2 fall-off has actually slightly improved this year relative to last year, with no material change compared to season 1 performance and no planned changes to release strategies
- Netflix outlined its disciplined approach to content investment and new format expansion, gradually investing in live programming, video podcasts, vertical clips, and games where company sees positive signals and believes it has right to win
- TF1 partnership in France was highlighted as early success in leveraging Netflix's scale to work with partners, with 4 weeks of integration showing promising results in member engagement and willingness to enhance local French programming offering
Risks
- Live event programming and new member sign-ups from events like World Baseball Classic may exhibit slightly higher churn than other content categories, though results remain consistent with company expectations and modeling
- GenAI adoption across production pipeline, while generating cost savings and efficiency gains, could face execution risks or creative challenges as company scales deployment across 300+ titles and tests use cases throughout entire creative process
- Company faces ongoing challenges in converting engagement metrics into clear revenue and profit correlation, with management emphasizing need for continued refinement of engagement quality measurement and member value assessment methodologies
FY2026 Q12026-04-16
Earnings calls
AI summary
positiveNetflix reported Q1 2026 results showing strong momentum with 325+ million paid members and reaffirmed full-year guidance of 12-14% revenue growth and 31.5% operating margin, including plans to double advertising business to $3 billion. The company is diversifying content strategy with live sports (World Baseball Classic drove 31.4M viewers in Japan), podcasts, and gaming, while founder Reed Hastings announced he will not stand for reelection to the board.
Key takeaways
- Maintaining FY2026 guidance: 12-14% revenue growth and 31.5% operating margin, with advertising business targeting $3 billion
- World Baseball Classic in Japan achieved 31.4M viewers, drove largest single sign-up day in Japan history, and APAC posted strongest FX-neutral growth
- Member quality metric hit all-time high in Q1 2026; view hours grew at similar rate to 2025 despite Winter Olympics competition
- Advertiser base grew over 70% year-over-year in 2025 to more than 4,000 advertisers; programmatic approaching 50% of non-live ads business
- Expanding gaming strategy with Netflix Playground kids app; pursuing AI capabilities through Interpositive acquisition for filmmaking tools
Financial highlights
- 325+ million paid members at end of FY2025
- Advertising business targeting $3 billion in 2026 (roughly doubling)
- Operating margin guidance: 31.5% for FY2026
- Revenue growth guidance: 12-14% for FY2026
Guidance
- FY2026 revenue growth: 12-14% with operating margin at 31.5%
- Advertising revenue target: $3 billion in 2026
- Continued investment in live sports events, podcasts, games, and series/films; expect multiyear growth beyond 12-14% this year
- Advertiser base expected to continue growing with increased programmatic share of ad revenue over time
Q&A themes
- Warner Brothers deal termination did not materially impact margin guidance; M&A discipline remains focused on disciplined capital allocation and organic growth
- Nielsen methodology changes reduce streaming weight in reports but do not reflect actual viewing behavior; no impact on advertising aspirations
- Pricing adjustments in U.S. proceeding as planned with early signals in line with historical performance; ads plan at $8.99 represents accessible entry point
- Live sports strategy focused on breakthrough events generating high business value; NFL discussions ongoing within disciplined event-focused approach
Risks
- Winter Olympics competition in Q1 created streaming headwinds despite strong view hour growth
- Gaming platform still in early maturity stage with small observed acquisition effects to date; continued investment needed to reach full potential
- Founder transition with Reed Hastings' planned board departure may create execution risk despite strong succession planning narrative
FY2025 Q42026-01-20
Earnings calls
AI summary
positiveNetflix delivered 16% revenue growth and 30% operating profit growth in 2025, with ad sales growing 2.5x and expected to roughly double again to $3 billion in 2026. The company maintains confidence in long-term targets to double revenue and triple profits through organic growth, while the pending Warner Bros. acquisition is positioned as a strategic accelerant to core streaming business. Operating margins are guided to 31.5% in 2026, up two percentage points.
Key takeaways
- 2026 revenue guidance of $51 billion (14% growth) with ad business expected to reach ~$3 billion (roughly doubling from 2025)
- Operating margin guidance of 31.5% for 2026, representing two percentage point expansion with half-point drag from M&A expenses
- Expanding content investment with 10% content amortization growth, plus new initiatives including 200+ live events, video podcasts, and cloud-first gaming strategy
- Warner Bros. acquisition viewed as complementary to core business with 85% of pro forma revenues from existing streaming strategy, includes theatrical distribution, HBO brand, and content studios
- Quality engagement metrics improved in 2025 with retention among industry best and customer satisfaction at all-time high despite modest 2% total viewing hour growth
Financial highlights
- FY2025 revenue growth: 16% with operating profit growth approximately 30%
- Ad sales in 2025 grew 2.5x; expected to roughly double to approximately $3 billion in 2026
- 2026 revenue guidance: $51 billion (14% year-over-year growth)
- 2026 operating margin guidance: 31.5% (up two percentage points; excluding ~0.5 percentage point M&A drag, guidance implies 2.5 percentage point margin expansion)
Guidance
- 2026 revenue forecast of $51 billion, representing 14% year-over-year growth
- Operating margin target of 31.5% for 2026, up two percentage points from 2025
- Ad revenue expected to roughly double in 2026 to approximately $3 billion
- Content amortization expected to increase approximately 10% year-over-year in 2026 with content cash-to-expense ratio holding steady at approximately 1.1x
Q&A themes
- Long-term aspirational targets (double revenue, triple profits) remain based on organic growth; no M&A assumed in original goal-setting, and management still feels good about targets based on nine months of progress
- Engagement quality emphasized over total viewing hours; retention among industry best, customer satisfaction at all-time high, and branded originals viewing up 9% year-over-year in second half 2025
- Warner Bros. acquisition not driven by engagement concerns but viewed as accelerant offering complementary theatrical business, TV studio, HBO brand, and 100 years of IP; deal characterized as pro-consumer, pro-worker, pro-creator
- Live events remain small portion of view hours but generate outsized impact on conversation, acquisition, and increasingly on retention; expansion planned outside US including World Baseball Classic in Japan and Skyscraper Live
Risks
- Warner Bros. acquisition requires regulatory approval from US Department of Justice and European Commission; while management expresses confidence, regulatory process remains uncertain
- New initiatives (live events, podcasts, games, video content) represent small portions of overall investment and viewing, with expansion planned based on demonstrated member value and business returns
- Total viewing hours growth modest at 2% year-over-year despite membership growth, with licensed content viewing lower due to licensing inventory cycling; geographic mix shift toward lower-ARPU regions may continue pressuring per-member metrics
FY2025 Q32025-10-21
Earnings calls
AI summary
positiveNetflix achieved record share of TV time in Q3 (8.6% US, 9.4% UK), record ad sales quarter with plans to more than double ad revenue for full year 2025, and strong engagement growth. A Brazilian tax matter on outbound service payments reduced Q3 operating income by approximately $140 million but should not materially impact future results. The company remains focused on profitable growth through core streaming expansion, live events, games, and emerging capabilities.
Key takeaways
- Q3 record TV share in US (8.6%) and UK (9.4%) reflects strong engagement momentum; total view hours grew faster than first half 2025
- Ad business accelerated with record Q3 ad sales and more than doubled full-year 2025 ad revenue; upfront commitments more than doubled, with programmatic growing even faster
- Live events showing outsized value: Canelo-Crawford fight garnered 41M+ live-plus-one viewers and was most viewed men's championship fight this century; upcoming events include Jake Paul vs. Tank Davis (Nov 14) and NFL Christmas Day games
- Content slate remains strong with K-Pop Demon Hunters as biggest film ever; 2026 includes returns of Bridgerton, Beef, Emily in Paris, One Piece, plus new films from Greta Gerwig (Narnia), Denzel Washington, Ben Affleck directing
- Gaming and interactivity expanding with party games playable on TV using phone controllers; real-time voting testing on live content starting with January launch
Financial highlights
- Q3 operating income exceeded forecast absent Brazilian tax matter (Contribution for Intervention in Economic Domain)
- Brazilian tax expense covered 2022-2025 periods with approximately 20% attributable to 2025; recorded in cost of revenues
- Ad revenue on track to more than double in 2025; US upfront commitments more than doubled
- Consumer addressable market opportunity: Netflix represents approximately 7% of consumer spending and 10% of TV time in largest markets
Guidance
- Full-year 2026 guidance to be provided on January call, consistent with typical timing after sunsetting membership reporting
- Financial objectives unchanged: sustain healthy revenue growth, expand margins, increase free cash flow
- Advertising expected to continue growth trajectory through 2026 with focus on more ways to buy, enhanced targeting, and interactive ad formats
- Brazilian tax matter not expected to have material impact on results going forward
Q&A themes
- Advertising momentum accelerating with more than doubled upfront commitments and strong programmatic growth; focus on expanding advertiser diversity and improving measurement and targeting capabilities through 2026-2027
- Live events demonstrating outsized value for acquisition and retention despite being small portion of content spend; upcoming slate includes Jake Paul fight, NFL games, WWE, SAG Awards, and 2027/2031 FIFA Women's World Cup rights
- M&A opportunistic but not essential; company applying consistent framework focusing on IP strength, capability acceleration, and pricing relative to organic investment alternatives; no interest in legacy media networks
- GenAI viewed as productivity and capability enhancer across product experiences, content production, and advertising rather than threat to creative work; AI positioned as tools for creators rather than replacements
Risks
- Brazilian tax exposure totaling approximately $700 million ($560M for 2022-2024) from Supreme Court ruling against wider transaction scope; legal framework unique and unpredictable
- Competitive consolidation ongoing with Disney-Fox, Amazon-MGM, and Discovery-Warner mergers; potential for third-party content access constraints if competitors integrate studios
- Content creation AI tools and short-form video competition could impact engagement, though company views AI-generated content as currently limited threat and music as leading indicator of small adoption
FY2025 Q22025-07-17
Earnings calls
AI summary
positiveNetflix increased full-year revenue guidance by approximately $1B at midpoint, reflecting stronger-than-expected member growth, ad sales tracking to roughly double year-over-year, and favorable FX impacts. Operating expenses remain essentially unchanged, allowing the company to flow through higher revenues to margins, with full-year operating margin guidance raised to 30%. The company expects a content-heavy Q3-Q4 driven by major releases including Squid Game 3, Wednesday, Stranger Things, and a strong film slate featuring new works from acclaimed directors.
Key takeaways
- Member growth exceeded expectations and is expected to carry through with strong back-half content slate; ad sales on pace to roughly double in 2025
- Full-year revenue guidance increased to $44.8-45.2B (from $43.5-44.5B) primarily due to FX benefit plus underlying business strength; operating margin guidance raised to 30%
- Operating expenses forecast unchanged, with content spending ramping in Q3-Q4 due to major new/returning titles and live events; company maintaining disciplined margin management around 29-31% quarterly range
- Netflix Ad Suite rollout complete globally; upfront negotiations in U.S. near completion with results in line or slightly better than targets, driven by growing scale and engaged audience
- New UI/UX performing better than pre-launch testing expectations across TV devices; TF1 partnership in France announced to expand local content offerings
Financial highlights
- Full-year revenue guidance: $44.8-45.2 billion (increased from $43.5-44.5 billion)
- Full-year operating margin guidance: 30% (increased from 29%)
- Q3 2025 operating margin guidance: 31.5%
- Content amortization has grown over 50% since 2020, from under $11 billion to over $16 billion expected in 2025
Guidance
- Expected to manage full-year operating margins around 30% with content expenses ramping in Q3-Q4 for major titles and live events
- Ad sales expected to roughly double in 2025 relative to prior year, on pace with beginning-of-year expectations
- Member engagement growth expected to be better in second half 2025 versus first half, driven by strong back-half content slate
- Live events expected to remain small relative to total content spend (~200 billion view hours) but with outsized positive impacts on conversation, acquisition, and suspected retention benefits
Q&A themes
- Ad business momentum with Netflix Ad Suite fully rolled out globally; U.S. upfront nearly complete with major agency deals generally in line or better than targets
- Strong back-half content slate with Squid Game 3, Wednesday, Stranger Things, major film releases, and live events expected to drive engagement
- TF1 partnership in France announced as mechanism to expand local content offerings; rationale centers on member demand for more variety and breadth
- Engagement per owner household metric relatively steady over past 2.5 years despite competitive pressures and paid sharing impacts; company optimistic about H2 improvement
Risks
- Per-member engagement metrics show only 1% year-over-year growth, indicating potential saturation or increased competition for viewing time
- Company acknowledges no single title drives more than 1% of total viewing, requiring steady drumbeat of content to maintain growth; dependency on sustained content production
- Live events and sports remain nascent capabilities; company expecting learning curve and noting performance still improving and maturing relative to legacy broadcasters
FY2025 Q12025-04-17
Earnings calls
Company news
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Company data
Company intelligence
Updated: Nov 15, 2026, 02:37 PM UTC
Company data
Company intelligence
Company profile
- Sector
- Communication Services
- Industry
- Entertainment
- Chief executive
- Theodore A. Sarandos
- Employees
- 16,000
- IPO date
- May 23, 2002
- Country
- US
- Exchange
- NASDAQ Global Select
Altman Z-scorei8.42
Piotroski scorei7/9
Overall ratingiB+
Owner earningsi$2.94B$0.70 per share
ESG risk ratingiB-Industry rank: 56/57
Rating factors
- Return on equityi
- 5/5
- Return on assetsi
- 5/5
- Debt to equityi
- 3/5
- Price to earningsi
- 2/5
- Price to booki
- 1/5
Company press releases
HUNTR/X Is Coming to a City Near You! AEG Presents and Netflix Announce KPOP DEMON HUNTERS GOLDEN WORLD TOUR Starting June 2027Business WireNetflix to Announce Third Quarter 2026 Financial ResultsPRNewsWireNetflix and Stella Artois Bring the Perfect Serve to The Gentlemen Season 2Business WireOMNICOM MEDIA BECOMES NETFLIX'S FIRST DATA COLLABORATION PARTNER FOR AI-POWERED AD CREATIVESPRNewsWireOmdia: South Korean Productions are Netflix's Most-Watched Content Outside the USBusiness WireNetflix to Announce Second Quarter 2026 Financial ResultsPRNewsWire
Congressional disclosures
Senate
Cory BookerSale (Full) · $1,001 - $15,000Disclosed: Sep 9, 2026Cory BookerSale · $1,001 - $15,000Disclosed: Sep 9, 2026Alan ArmstrongPurchase · $15,001 - $50,000Disclosed: Jul 21, 2026Angus KingSale (Full) · $1,001 - $15,000Disclosed: Mar 24, 2026Angus Stanley KingSale · $1,001 - $15,000Disclosed: Mar 24, 2026
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Market cap history
$256.96B-19.3%Aug 2026 – Nov 2026
Latest: $256.96B · 2026-11-13High: $339.54B · 2026-08-31Low: $256.96B · 2026-11-13
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Analyst track record
How the analysts covering NFLX have done: ratings, price-target accuracy and the measured reaction after their calls.
| 12 months | 3 years | |
|---|---|---|
| Ratings | 283 | 860 |
| Analysts | 55 | 69 |
| Buy / hold / sell | 216 / 62 / 5 | 623 / 219 / 18 |
| Upgrades / downgrades / initiations | 7 / 13 / 7 | 28 / 29 / 13 |
| Price targets hit / missed | 3 / 243 (1%) | 4 / 751 (1%) |
| Avg. return after a rating (TipRanks) | -40.4% | -59.0% |
| Best / worst call | +10.0% / -95.5% | +191.6% / -95.5% |
After buy calls on this stock: median 21-day move +4.0% vs S&P 500 +2.5% (n = 639)
Most accurate on this stock
Share of an analyst's price targets on this stock that the price reached within 12 months (our measurement over the last 3 years, at least 8 targets). It describes past calls, not the odds of the current one.
- Brian PitzBMO Capital46% hit rate on this stock · 13 targets measuredBuytarget $125Oct 21, 2026
- Joseph BonnerArgus Research44% hit rate on this stock · 9 targets measuredBuytarget $95.00Oct 21, 2026
- Laurent YoonBernstein41% hit rate on this stock · 17 targets measuredBuytarget $80.00Oct 21, 2026
Latest ratings
| Date | Analyst | Call | Target | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 22, 2026 | Helena WangPhillip SecuritiesOct 22, 2026 | BuyMaintained | $100↗ | article ↗ |
| Oct 22, 2026 | Markus LeistnerDZ BANK AGOct 22, 2026 | BuyMaintained | –↗ | article ↗ |
| Oct 22, 2026 | Peter SupinoWolfe ResearchOct 22, 2026 | HoldDowngraded | –↗ | article ↗ |
| Oct 21, 2026 | John BlackledgeTD CowenOct 21, 2026 | BuyMaintained | $100↗ | article ↗ |
| Oct 21, 2026 | Joseph BonnerArgus ResearchOct 21, 2026 | BuyMaintained | $95.00↗ | article ↗ |
Share of analysts per call each month (latest call per analyst within 180 days). Targets and closes in USD.
TipRanks data · computed Nov 13, 2026 · 283 ratings
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