Sky Network Television publishes FY26 annual report 2026
Reuters2026/08/28 01:37- Sky Network Television released its FY26 annual report, citing stronger performance following the integration of Discovery NZ, now Sky Free.
- Advertising scaled sharply on the expanded free-to-air and digital footprint, lifting revenue diversity and raising the weight of digital inventory.
- Programming spending was reshaped through rights discipline and scheduling, supporting earnings momentum despite a soft consumer backdrop.
- Content strategy shifted toward broader studio partnerships, ending plans to renew the Warner Bros. Discovery HBO Max content agreement.
- Long-dated sports rights were secured across key codes, reinforcing the premium live-sport pipeline through the early 2030s.
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