NYT’s Q1 Earnings Likely To See Some Weakness On Account Of Print Media

The New York Times Company (NYSE:NYT) is set to report its first quarter earnings on Tuesday, May 3rd. The company grew its digital-only subscriptions by 20% y-o-y to 1.09 million in 2015, leading to a stabilization of its circulation revenues. We expect NYT to witness a slight increase in its circulation revenues, on the back of continued additions to its digital subscriber base and a hike in delivery prices.
In the advertising segment, we expect digital ads to lead the growth, offset by the continued decline in print advertising revenues, due to a secular shift away from print media to digital. The company said it expects the downtrend in advertising to result in a revenue fall of 2-4% y-o-y in that segment in Q1 2016. Operating costs are also expected to increase in the low-single digits.

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