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Peacock Delivers 2nd Consecutive Quarterly Profit of $261 Million in Q3

But parent company Comcast continued to be weighed down by declines in broadband and video customers The post Peacock Delivers 2nd Consecutive Quarterly Profit of $261 Million in Q3 appeared first on TheWrap .

Comcast reported a $261 million profit from Peacock streaming service in Q3, marking the second consecutive quarter of profit. The media conglomerate's adjusted profit dipped 7.3% to $3.8 billion, with revenue declining 6.1% to $29.3 billion. Peacock's revenue grew to $1.8 billion, while NBCUniversal's parent company's content and experiences division saw a 6.5% revenue increase to $10.54 billion and a 29.3% profit rise to $1.8 billion.

The connectivity and platforms division, however, experienced revenue decline of 2.6% to $19.7 billion and a 4.4% profit drop to $7.6 billion due to losses in broadband and video services. Despite these challenges, the company remains confident in the theme park business' long-term growth potential, even as it faces near-term headwinds.

The World Cup boosted media revenue by 13% to $5.4 billion, with advertising and distribution revenues surging by 14.6% and 22.4%, respectively.

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