ABS-CBN’s revenues for the first nine months of 2025 slipped to ₱11.75 billion/US$200 million, down ₱369 million/US$6.26 million – or 3% – from last year’s haul, as the company’s once-dependable but-barely-remembered cable and broadband business drags down the much more lively content business. At the same time, overall losses narrowed 13% to ₱2.24 billion.

The group’s content production & distribution business continues to be a bright spot. Revenues surged by ₱1.13 billion to ₱9.13 billion, powered by stronger advertising demand and rising consumer spend.

But this bump wasn’t enough to counter a ₱1.50 billion drop in the Sky Cable TV and Broadband segment, where the subscriber base keeps eroding. Cable TV and broadband revenue for the nine months totaled ₱2.63 billion – a 36% decrease compared to the same period in 2024. 

ABS-CBN narrowed its content production and distribution losses for the nine months to ₱1,656 million from ₱2,169 million – a 24% improvement – over the same period last year. 

Prime time shows like "Batang Quiapo", "Incognito", "Saving Grace" and "It’s Okay Not Be Okay" drove ad revenue. Digital advertising revenue grew 5% year-on-year, driven by improved ad sales performance of streaming platform iWant, Kapamilya Online Live, and an expanded presence on third-party platforms, including YouTube.

The film division delivered strong box-office results from "And the Breadwinner is..." and "My Love Will Make You Disappear", with robust performance in overseas markets, the company said. 

Live events and experiences also continues to be a significant revenue growth engine.