Fubo Launches New Sports Bundle amidst Disney Merger & Shifting Financials
New York, NY – sports-focused live TV streaming platform Fubo (FUBO) today launched a new sports bundle priced at $55.99 per month. The package offers over 20 live sports and news channels, including ESPN and Fox Sports, alongside local affiliates from ABC, CBS, and Fox – initially in “select markets” with plans for wider rollout. The bundle also includes ESPN’s “unlimited” package and signature Fubo features like multiview and unlimited DVR.
Founded in 2015,Fubo has carved a niche for itself by prioritizing live sports content,attracting a dedicated audience in the U.S., Canada, spain, and France (through Molotov). The company differentiates itself through interactive features, original content, and a commitment to performance optimization.Stock Soars on Disney Deal, But Underlying Numbers Tell a Complex Story
Fubo’s stock has experienced a remarkable 200% rally year-to-date, fueled primarily by the announcement of a merger with Disney’s (DIS) Hulu + Live TV.The deal,expected to close by the end of 2025 or early 2026,includes a $200 million windfall for Fubo,which will continue to trade under the FUBO ticker. Currently valued at $1.2 billion, the stock’s performance has drawn notable investor attention.
Though, a closer look at Fubo’s financials reveals a more nuanced picture. Despite the positive stock momentum, the company has yet to achieve consistent profitability. Recent quarterly results indicate a decline in revenue, with Q2 2025 revenues reaching $380 million – a 2.8% year-over-year decrease. The core North American segment experienced a 3% YOY drop, while subscriber numbers fell 6.5% to 1.356 million. The Rest of the World segment saw an even steeper decline of 12.5% to 349,000 subscribers.
Narrowing Losses & Positive cash Flow Offer Glimmers of Hope
Despite the revenue dip, Fubo is showing signs of financial enhancement. Losses narrowed to $0.02 per share, beating analyst expectations of $
