The media unit's 'earnings power may never return to '21's $4.6 billion,' says one analyst, noting: 'We're warming on cable, still cold on NBCU.'
amid cord-cutting and streaming investments that have affected many media and entertainment stocks.
“We’re Warming on Cable, Still Cold on NBCU,” Wells Fargo analyst Steven Cahall chose as the title for his Friday report, for example. In it, he maintained his “equal weight” rating on the, but boosted his price target by $4 to $42. “Cable trends are de-risked as Comcast focuses on broadband average revenue per user to drive earnings growth and margin expansion,” he explained his move. “NBCU is more troubled, in our view, and contributes to our free cash flow 8 percent below Street in ’23.
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