TKO speaks WWE/Netflix, Saudi schedule, Ple Future with Q4 2024 results

The TKO Group Holdings, parent company of WWE and UFC, reported its fourth quarter and the full year financial data for 2024 (February 26, 2025).

The company run by Ari Emanuel announced from November to December last year in November to December of the previous year with $ 238.1 million in adjusted EBITDA (profits before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of profit). The company left the quarter with a net result of $ 47.5 million. For the year, sales were 2.8 billion US dollars and the net result of $ 6.4 million.

Due to the outbreak of the UFC, UFC achieved sales for the quarter of $ 61.1 million (to USD $ 343.9), which spent the decline in sales of WWE by $ 32.9 million. WWE's hit was due to a smaller contract as a common media law contract with the United States in order to transfer RAW from the end of its previous contract until it started on Netflix last month. It was not a reference to WWE's overall business because the live events rose by around 11 million US dollars, sponsorship for more than 7 million US dollars and consumer products rose by almost 5 million US dollars.

WWE had a turnover of 1.398 billion US dollars for the year. UFCS was 1.406 billion US dollars. This was the first full year for TKO, which was founded in September 2023.

You can read the complete publication on the TKO company page Here.

At a telephone conference with investors to discuss the results, some elements were appeared, the WWE fans and consoles are interested:

• With the exception of the pandemic, the two Premium Live events from WWE are Saudi -Arabia every year. But TKO CFO Andrew Schleimerer has found that current plans only require Saudi Arabia this year. 2026 will have three, including Royal Rumble. The 2025 Saudi Ple was not given.
• There are not many great public data on how RAW works on Netflix, but TKO President Mark Shapiro said that the spectators have risen by 13% in streamers. He also said that the CW “saw a large boost from NXT”.
• Regarding Netflix, WWE President Nick Khan said: “Everything we saw from Netflix is ​​an appetite for more WWE.” You are working on creating more content for you, some of which are already “cooking in the pipeline”.
• Shapiro said Peacock's domestic rights to WWE Ples rose in March next year. The next offer for this is one of TKOS focus for 2025.