Interestingly enough, there has yet to be a media company that has seen its market cap exceed the $1 trillion mark. However, that is widely expected to change, with one streaming juggernaut continuing to grow substantially. Indeed, Netflix (NFLX) has just gotten a fresh timeline to join the $1 trillion club, but when?
Throughout 2025 so far, the stock has been dominating amid its recent shift to offer live sports options to its users. As prices are also increasing, the business is closer than ever to joining the likes of Apple (AAPL), Nvidia (NVDA), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), META, and Tesla (TSLA) in the exclusive club.
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Netflix to Break Ground in Coveted $1 Trillion Club: But When?
Amid the ongoing rise in geopolitical tensions, the US stock market has struggled to find its footing. Increased volatility has been ever present, with few companies noting significant share price increases. However, there is one firm that has been the exception to the rule.
Since the turn of the year, Netflix has been thriving on Wall Street. The company is up more than 22% in the last month, with shares currently priced at $1,025 according to CNN. Moreover, its gains extend to the last six months, where it is up more than 62%.
That is expected to translate into even bigger things to come from the streaming titan. Specifically, Netflix (NFLX) has seen a new timeline for it to enter the $1 trillion club, but just when could that take place?
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If we do a little math, we can see that Netflix will need to increase its market cap by another 130% to reach the $1 trillion mark. Over the past ten years, we can see that the firm has seen its market value jump a remarkable 1,500%. This indicates that the company could well be on pace to surpass the record figure. Indeed, it should take pace over the next ten years, if not sooner.
The company has done some spectacular business this year, with its WWE partnership doing wonders. Yet, its earnings per share (EPS) is expected to continue growing. Specifically, it should follow its compound annual rate of 41.4%, which should fast-track its market value ascension. Altogether, the company should be looking to join the $1 trillion club by 2035 at the latest.