TelevisaUnivsion Narrows Losses in Q4

Variety

by Brian Steinberg

February 24, 2026

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TelevisaUnivision reported a narrowed net loss in its fourth quarter, marking progress despite challenges in the U.S. ad market. The company saw its net loss decrease to $234.7 million from $809.7 million in the previous year, with revenue falling slightly to $1.32 billion. A key driver of this improvement was the success of its ViX streaming service, which achieved profitability every quarter and became a central part of the company’s growth strategy. CEO Daniel Alegre highlighted that TelevisaUnivision had transformed its business to meet annual goals, with ViX emerging as a scalable “growth engine.” Looking ahead, the company aims to deepen audience engagement, especially among Hispanics, and reinforce its leadership in the Hispanic media landscape. The company’s financial performance varied by region. In the U.S., revenue dropped 7% to $777 million, with advertising revenue declining 11% to $423 million. However, Mexico saw a 7% increase in revenue to $546 million, and its advertising sector grew 15% to $433 million. Overall, ad revenue remained flat at $856 million, while subscription and licensing revenue fell 4% to $446 million. TelevisaUnivision attributed these shifts to its efforts to streamline operations and integrate its assets across the U.S. and Mexico more effectively. TelevisaUnivision’s leadership changes

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Originally published on Variety on 2/24/2026