News Corporation

NWSANASDAQCommunication Services● Active

$27.26

+$0.42(+1.56%)

Market Cap$15.3B

P/E Ratio—

52W High$31.61

52W Low$22.2

Avg Volume4.5M

Open$26.96

Beta0.89

Overview

News Corporation (NWSA) Free Cash Flow & Analysis

Annual & trailing free cash flow, FCF margin, YoY change, valuation ratios, and peer context.

NWSA · free cash flow · updated Jun 8, 2026

Core FCF metrics

NWSA · FCF · TTM · margin & CAGR

Free cash flow was $727.0M for FY2025 (fiscal year ending 2025-06-30), up 20.8% year-over-year The FCF margin was 8.6%. Five-year CAGR stands at +16.3%.

FY2025 Free Cash Flow$727.0M▲ +20.8% YoY

Trailing 12M (TTM)$566.0Mtrailing 4 quarters sum

FCF Margin8.6%$727.0M ÷ revenue

3-Year CAGR-5.3%FY2022 → FY2025

5-Year CAGR+16.3%FY2020 → FY2025

FormulaFCF = Operating Cash Flow − Capital ExpendituresTTM = trailing 4 quarters sumCAGR → N/A if either endpoint ≤ 0

Source: FMP /cash-flow-statement · SEC 10-K / 10-Q · USDUpdated: Jun 8, 2026

Annual free cash flow history

FCF ($B, upper) · YoY Growth % (lower)

Positive FCFNegative FCF

Free Cash Flow

YoY Growth %

Annual free cash flow data

NWSA · free cash flow history · annual / quarterly

Fiscal YearOperating CFCapExFree Cash FlowYoY ChangeFCF Margin

FY2025Latest$1.13B(407M)$727.0M▲ +20.8%8.6%

FY2024$1.10B(496M)$602.0M▲ +1.5%7.3%

FY2023$1.09B(499M)$593.0M▼ 30.6%7.4%

FY2022$1.35B(499M)$855.0M▲ +0.9%8.2%

FY2021$1.24B(390M)$847.0M▲ +147.7%9.1%

FCF = Operating Cash Flow − Capital Expenditures · CapEx shown as (negative) · Source: SEC filings via FMP

FCF valuation metrics

NWSA · P/FCF · FCF yield · FCF per share

News Corporation (NWSA) trades at a FCF yield of 3.28% and a price-to-free-cash-flow ratio of 27.3x. FCF per share stands at $1.00, calculated using trailing twelve-month FCF divided by basic weighted-average shares outstanding.

FCF Yield (TTM)

3.28%

Free Cash Flow ÷ Market Cap

per FMP freeCashFlowYieldTTM definition

FCF per Share (TTM)

$1.00

TTM FCF ÷ Shares Outstanding

Price / FCF

x27.3

Share Price ÷ FCF per Share

EV / FCF (TTM)

x31.8

Enterprise Value basis

Source: FMP /key-metrics-ttm · /cash-flow-statement Q · /income-statementFY2025 · 2025-06-30

Cash flow statement summary

NWSA · cash flow statement · operating / investing / financing

For FY2025, News Corporation generated $1.13B in operating cash flow and spent 407M in capital expenditures, yielding $727.0M in free cash flow.

Operating Activities

+$1.13B

Cash from core business operations

2025-06-30

Investing Activities

−$153.0M

CapEx, acquisitions & investments

2025-06-30

Financing Activities

−$563.0M

Buybacks, dividends & debt

2025-06-30

FCF FormulaOperating CF ($1.13B) − |CapEx| (407M) = FCF ($727.0M)

For the complete Operating / Investing / Financing line-item breakdown:

View Full Cash Flow Statement →

Free cash flow vs peers (Communication Services)

NWSA vs peers · FCF

#CompanyFree Cash FlowYoYFCF MarginRelative

News CorporationYOU

NWSA

$727.0M+20.8%8.6%

About Free Cash Flow & Methodology

News Corporation (NWSA) reported free cash flow of $727.0M for FY2025 (fiscal year ending 2025-06-30), up 20.8% year-over-year. The FCF margin was 8.6%.

Based on available data, News Corporation has maintained positive free cash flow for at least 15 fiscal year(s). FCF peaked at $855.0M in FY2022. The 5-year CAGR stands at +16.3%.

News Corporation's FCF yield is 3.28% and price-to-FCF ratio is 27.3x for FY2025, based on the latest available data.

Data sourced from FMP /cash-flow-statement · SEC 10-K / 10-Q · USD.

Q&A and summaries align with SEC 10-K/10-Q cash flow disclosures and FMP /cash-flow-statement where noted.

Revenue Financial statements Net income Earnings Forecast Price history Market cap Cash on hand P/E ratio

Frequently asked questions

NWSA free cash flow · 8 questions

News Corporation free cash flow was $727.0M for FY2025, up 20.8% year-over-year. On a trailing twelve-month (TTM) basis, free cash flow stands at $566.0M.

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▸ Source: FMP /cash-flow-statement · US GAAP · News Corporation · News Corporation SEC 10-K & 10-Q filings · US GAAP · Last updated: Jun 8, 2026