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Over three months it spent $4,796.7m repurchasing shares, 151.7% of the $3,162.3m its operations provided in the same period.
Netflix (NFLX) filed its quarterly report (10-Q) for fiscal Q3 2026 on October 21. Over three months it spent $4,796.7m repurchasing shares, 151.7% of the $3,162.3m its operations provided in the same period.
Netflix spent a large sum buying back its own shares. That money equals 151.7% of the cash its business brought in over the same period. It spent more on its shares than its business brought in.
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On SEC EDGAR, in Netflix's 10-Q (accession 0001065280-26-000291). The same values appear on the corresponding lines of the consolidated statements.
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