DeğerQ4, 25Q1, 26TTMSatış/genel/idari giderler—351 M—Araştırma ve geliştirme———Faaliyet karı-943 M442 M—Faaliyet Dışı Gelir, Toplam—8 M—Faiz gideri (aktifleştirilmiş faizler düşüldükten sonra)—52 M—Faaliyet Dışı Gelir (Faiz Giderleri Hariç)—-44 M—Olağandışı gelirler/giderler———Vergi öncesi kar1.23 B398 M—Kazançlardaki özsermayeler———Vergiler297 M112 M—Kontrol gücü olmayan/azınlık payı—0—Vergi sonrası diğer gelirler/giderler———Durdurulan faaliyetler öncesi net kar931 M286 M—Durdurulan faaliyetler———Net kar931 M286 M—Seyreltme ayarlaması———İmtiyazlı temettüler———Adi hisse senedi sahiplerine düşen seyreltilmiş net kar931 M286 M—Temel hisse başına kazanç (Temel EPS)—1.99—Seyreltilmiş hisse başına kazanç (Seyreltilmiş EPS)—1.99—Dolaşımdaki ortalama adi hisse senedi sayısı—143.38 M—Dolaşımdaki seyreltilmiş hisse senedi sayısı—143.41 M—FAVÖK—445 M—FVÖK—442 M—Gelir maliyeti—1.01 B—Satılan malların diğer maliyeti—638 M—Amortisman ve itfa (nakit akışı)943 M3 M—
Versant Media Group, Inc. - Class A Common Stock
Versant Media Group, Inc., doing business as Versant, is an American multinational mass media company. Formed on January 2, 2026, as a spin-off of Comcast, Versant is headquartered at 229 West 43rd Street in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, while technical operations and master control for its networks are housed at CNBC's world headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
The company consists primarily of domestic cable networks previously owned by NBCUniversal, including USA Network, MS NOW, CNBC, Golf Channel, E!, Syfy, and Oxygen, and related digital properties. The spin-off was intended to allow NBCUniversal to focus on its core film, television, streaming, and themed entertainment businesses, while allowing the divested properties to make their own further investments as a "house of brands".
NBCUniversal continues to provide advertising sales services for a period after the spin-off and sublicensed certain sports properties to Versant for continuity. Versant has established its own sports division under the USA Sports branding, while CNBC and MS NOW are editorially separate from NBC News.