
FOXA Stock Forecast & Price Target
FOXA Analyst Ratings
Bulls say
Fox is supported by strong fundamentals in its core mix of live news and sports, where Fox News ranks #1 in summer ratings and major events such as the World Cup and the new NFL season are driving record audience and ad demand. The business is translating that momentum into higher estimates, including F1Q27 Cable Networks affiliate revenue growth of +4.5%, F1Q segment EBITDA of $806mm, total company EBITDA of $1.36bn, and FY27 free cash flow of $3.1bn, helped by a reversal of the World Cup working-capital headwind. Its ad-supported, subscription-light model, led by Tubi and FOX One, plus the revenue synergy opportunity from Roku and the Murdoch family’s control, provide added strategic and financial upside despite pay-TV bundle pressure.
Bears say
Fox is facing a muted fundamental outlook because its growth after the World Cup-driven F4Q26 results looks modest, with only +1.7% revenue growth, +2.5% Adj OIBDA growth in F27, and FCF expected to be just +2.5% above the F25 level. Its dependence on live news and sports tied to the pay-TV bundle leaves it exposed to cord-cutting, audience rating weakness, and NFL rights cost inflation, while global advertising demand remains volatile and under pressure as budgets shift away from linear television. The pending Roku acquisition may improve the long term, but regulatory risk, operating-system competition, and concentrated dual-class voting control add uncertainty, making the current setup less compelling than peers.
This aggregate rating is based on analysts' research of Twenty-First Century Fox and is not a guaranteed prediction by Public.com or investment advice.
FOXA Analyst Forecast & Price Prediction
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