Netflix announced that Co-CEO Greg Peters will present at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference on September 8, 2025. His presentation is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. Pacific Time and will be webcast live, with a replay available on Netflix’s Investor Relations website. This direct engagement with institutional investors underscores Netflix’s commitment to transparency around its strategy for subscriber growth, content investments and emerging revenue streams. Building on content momentum, Netflix secured exclusive rights to stream every game of the 2026 World Baseball Classic in Japan, marking its first live-sports deal in that market and deepening ties with Major League Baseball. Concurrently, Netflix will open two Netflix House branded venues—Philadelphia on November 12 and Dallas on December 11—offering over 100,000 square feet of immersive attractions, themed dining, interactive games and branded merchandise. These initiatives support diversified monetization through advertising, gaming and consumer products, reinforcing Netflix’s strategy to turn hit shows into real-world experiences and high-margin revenue streams. Netflix achieved its first-ever box office No. 1 with the animated musical “KPop Demon Hunters,” generating an estimated $18 million during a two-day theatrical window in partnership with Regal and Cinemark. The film recorded more than 1,150 sold-out showings, spawned three Billboard Hot 100 soundtrack hits, and now ranks as the second most-watched Netflix title ever. This cross-platform success is expected to propel streaming engagement and subscriber retention when the title leads Netflix’s internal viewing charts this week.
Netflix announced that Co-CEO Greg Peters will present at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference on September 8, 2025. His presentation is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. Pacific Time and will be webcast live, with a replay available on Netflix’s Investor Relations website. This direct engagement with institutional investors underscores Netflix’s commitment to transparency around its strategy for subscriber growth, content investments and emerging revenue streams. Building on content momentum, Netflix secured exclusive rights to stream every game of the 2026 World Baseball Classic in Japan, marking its first live-sports deal in that market and deepening ties with Major League Baseball. Concurrently, Netflix will open two Netflix House branded venues—Philadelphia on November 12 and Dallas on December 11—offering over 100,000 square feet of immersive attractions, themed dining, interactive games and branded merchandise. These initiatives support diversified monetization through advertising, gaming and consumer products, reinforcing Netflix’s strategy to turn hit shows into real-world experiences and high-margin revenue streams. Netflix achieved its first-ever box office No. 1 with the animated musical “KPop Demon Hunters,” generating an estimated $18 million during a two-day theatrical window in partnership with Regal and Cinemark. The film recorded more than 1,150 sold-out showings, spawned three Billboard Hot 100 soundtrack hits, and now ranks as the second most-watched Netflix title ever. This cross-platform success is expected to propel streaming engagement and subscriber retention when the title leads Netflix’s internal viewing charts this week.