AMC Global Media Posts Quarterly Loss After ALLBLK Sale

AMC Global Media reported a $47.4 million loss for the third quarter on November 9, 2026, versus earnings in the comparable quarter one year before. The New York-based company recorded a $2.1 million restructuring charge after selling its ALLBLK streaming service.

Revenue was $566.1 million, while adjusted earnings were 44 cents per share. The company’s reported loss was $1.13 per share, including asset impairment and amortization costs. Adjusted earnings exceeded analyst expectations, but revenue fell short of forecasts.

Content licensing revenue climbed 42%, helping drive growth in the company’s licensing and streaming businesses. Chief Executive Kristin Dolan said domestic affiliate and advertising revenue trends improved from the previous quarter and a year earlier.

Dolan said the company was using a focused streaming strategy, with services positioned as lower-cost complements to larger offerings. She also pointed to AMC Studios’ work producing content for the company’s platforms and outside partners.

AMC shares were up 18% over the prior 12 months at $8.90 on November 9, 2026, shortly before the market closed, though they had fallen 6.5% since the start of the year.