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Mon Mar 31 14:20:00 UTC 2025: ## Netflix Declared Winner of Streaming Wars, Poised for Continued Growth
**New York, NY** – Netflix has cemented its position as the victor in the streaming wars, according to a new report from research firm MoffettNathanson. The firm predicts significant continued growth for the company, driven by its successful ad-supported tier and strategic investments in original content and live sports.
MoffettNathanson attributes Netflix’s recent resurgence to its $7.99 ad-supported subscription plan, which has attracted 41 million new subscribers globally in the past year. The firm forecasts that Netflix’s ad revenue will reach $6 billion annually by 2027, potentially climbing to $10 billion by 2030. This positive outlook led MoffettNathanson to upgrade its stock price target from $850 to $1,100.
Analyst Robert Fishman highlighted a “virtuous cycle” where Netflix’s vast subscriber base allows for increased investment in original programming, leading to higher engagement and further subscriber growth. This, he argues, demonstrates the enduring power of Netflix’s early entry into the streaming market.
This success comes despite earlier concerns over Netflix’s price increases. The company’s strategy of reinvesting subscription revenue into content appears to be paying off. Further boosting the platform’s appeal, Netflix’s foray into live sports, including NFL games and WWE matches, has significantly contributed to recent subscriber growth, according to Rosenblatt analyst Barton Crockett. Netflix co-Chief Executive Ted Sarandos described this expansion into live events as a “fantastic thing.” The report concludes that Netflix’s future looks bright, with substantial room for continued expansion and profitability.