During the period, the group’s total revenue grew 5% to US$1.1 billion, driven by continued growth in the company’s global DTC business.
TelevisaUnivision announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2026.
During the period, the group’s total revenue grew 5% to US$1.1 billion, driven by continued growth in the company’s global DTC business and stable underlying core performance.
Operating Income was US$163 million compared to US$187 million in the prior year, while adjusted OIBDA was US$323 million compared to US$345 million in the prior year.
Subscription and licensing revenue increased 15% to US$505 million. In the U.S., it grew 12% to US$385 million. In Mexico, it grew 28% to US$120 million. Growth in both the U.S. and Mexico was driven by ViX’s premium tier and higher average rates. The U.S. also benefitted from the company’s new partnership with Hulu Live TV, and Mexico also benefitted from growth in content licensing driven by demand for the company’s sports rights.
“We delivered solid performance this quarter highlighted by the continued expansion of ViX and our linear distribution business, all despite a competitive U.S. sports programming backdrop,” said Daniel Alegre, Chief Executive Officer of TelevisaUnivision.
“Driven by disciplined financial and operational execution and the strength of our multi-platform content strategy, we made meaningful progress against our strategic priorities and we remain focused on deepening customer engagement and creating long-term value.”
