Paramount Skydance Corporation (SKYD)

Communication Services

Business overview

Paramount Skydance produces films and television and operates networks and streaming services. It earns advertising, subscriptions, distribution fees and content-licensing revenue.

Suppliers, customers & competitors

Key suppliers

Writers, directors, actors and producers contribute to productions. Third-party owners license programming, sports and music rights, with payments including rights fees, royalties and contingent compensation.
UFC, part of TKO, provides U.S. event rights under a seven-year agreement beginning in 2026. Paramount+ streams the events, with selected major cards also on CBS.

Customers and buyers

Advertisers buy audiences across television and streaming. Cable and streaming distributors pay carriage or retransmission fees, while local television affiliates pay for CBS affiliation.
Viewers pay for Paramount+ and BET+ subscriptions, while Pluto TV is advertising-supported. Cinemas and television or streaming platforms exhibit or license films and shows.

Competitors by business area

Business area	Main competitors
Streaming entertainment	Netflix competes with Paramount+ for streaming subscribers, viewing time and advertising, while both also compete for attractive content.
Streaming and film	Disney competes through streaming entertainment and film releases for viewers, subscription spending and content distribution.
Film and television studios	Comcast’s NBCUniversal studios compete in film and television production, theatrical releases and licensing content to distributors and platforms.

Reviewed 16 October 2026. Sources: Skydance Corp 10-K, year ended 2025-12-31 (2026-02-25) · NETFLIX INC 10-K, year ended 2025-12-31 (2026-01-23) · Walt Disney Co 10-K, year ended 2025-09-27 (2025-11-13) · COMCAST CORP 10-K, year ended 2025-12-31 (2026-02-03) · Paramount and TKO seven-year UFC media rights agreement (2025-08-11)

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