FuboTV Slumps 14% After Reverse Stock Split: Is the Streaming Underdog Running Out of Options?
FuboTV's stock has fallen 14% after a reverse stock split, with investors expressing concerns over the company's financial health and management. The company's shares are now down 66% year-to-date and 74% over the past year, despite a recent partnership with Disney and improved quarterly revenue.
FuboTV's stock has declined 14% after a reverse stock split. The split was intended to improve institutional appeal, but investors are skeptical. FuboTV's shares are down 66% year-to-date and 74% over the past year. The company reported negative operating cash flow of $200.3 million and missed Q4 2025 earnings estimates. Despite this, quarterly revenue increased 24% year-over-year, with North American paid subscribers reaching 1.29 million. Analysts have a consensus target price of $41 on FUBO stock.
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