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Key Statistics

Market Cap$296.24B
P/E Ratio (TTM)–
EPS (TTM)$-9.240000
Dividend Yield–
Beta (1Y)0.97
Volume23.14M
52-Week Range$65.08 – $124.86
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About Netflix Inc.

Netflix runs a global subscription streaming service offering TV series, films, documentaries, games, and some live programming. Its revenue comes mainly from monthly subscription fees, with an ad-supported plan available in some markets. Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph founded the company in 1997, and it is based in Los Gatos, California. Netflix has expanded well beyond licensing into producing its own original shows and films. It offers its service in more than 190 countries, and original content has become central to how it attracts and keeps subscribers.

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