
FOXA Stock Forecast & Price Target
FOXA Analyst Ratings
Bulls say
Fox is supported by durable demand for live news and sports, with Fox News #1 in summer ratings, record World Cup Finals, and the new NFL season driving stronger ad sales and affiliate revenue even as pay-TV subscriber declines continue. Its financial profile is improving, with Cable Networks EBITDA guided to $806mm in F1Q27 and total company EBITDA to $1.36bn, while FY27 EBITDA rises to $4.1bn and free cash flow to $3.1bn as World Cup-related working-capital drag reverses. The outlook is further reinforced by Tubi’s 35% revenue growth and 110mm MAUs, plus optionality from FOX One, the Roku transaction, and a political cycle that should boost Fox News and O&O station advertising.
Bears say
Fox is exposed to weakening fundamentals because its core cable and broadcast businesses depend heavily on live news, sports, and the pay-TV bundle, while cord-cutting and shifting advertiser budgets toward experiences threaten both subscriber fees and ad impressions. The company also faces meaningful execution and regulatory risks, including broadcast and cable audience ratings, volatility in global advertising demand, NFL rights cost inflation, and the pending Roku acquisition, while its dual-class structure concentrates voting power. If viewership underperforms, it may have to shut some channels and lose revenue streams, reinforcing a structurally challenged outlook versus peers and the broader market.
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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