fuboTV experienced a significant share price increase of 130% over the last quarter, amidst a tumultuous broader market grappling with tariff uncertainties and economic concerns. The company's improved annual earnings, highlighted by a revenue increase to USD 1,623 million and a reduced net loss, likely caught investor attention. Concurrently, their launch of CHCH TV and expansion into OTA distribution underscored efforts to boost regional content and market reach. The announcement of a merger with Hulu + Live TV also emphasized fuboTV's ambition to enhance its service portfolio, which may have contributed to investor optimism despite broader market challenges.

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Over the past year, fuboTV achieved a total return of 83.54%, significantly outperforming both the US Interactive Media and Services industry, which returned 5.6%, and the broader US market, which returned 5.8%. This strong performance can be linked to several developments. Key to fuboTV's rise was the definitive agreement with The Walt Disney Company to merge with Hulu + Live TV, catapulting fuboTV into the sixth-largest player in the pay TV market. This merger, announced in March 2025, helped increase fuboTV's competitive reach and influenced investor sentiment.

Additionally, a series of product and service launches have bolstered fuboTV's position. In February 2025, the expansion of the Fubo Sports Network to 100+ markets increased exposure. The introduction of NBCU FAST channels in November 2024 diversified content. Around the same time, partnerships such as the October 2024 agreement with TEGNA provided access to major sports broadcasts, enhancing content appeal and potentially contributing to the total shareholder return.

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