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Top Communication Services Stocks by Revenue

Top communication services companies ranked by revenue, latest annual filings.

What Revenue Means for Communication Services Companies

Revenue in communication services blends very different streams: advertising tied to user engagement, subscription fees from streaming and wireless plans, content licensing, and telecom access charges. The top line captures scale, but the ad-driven portion is economically sensitive while the subscription portion is contractual, so two firms with similar revenue can experience downturns very differently depending on how the mix is composed.

Why It Matters in Communication Services

Scale matters intensely here because advertising platforms and content libraries benefit from network effects and amortization of fixed content costs. Each incremental subscriber or advertiser often earns high incremental margin. Still, revenue quality varies sharply across the mix: ad revenue cycles with the broader economy, streaming churn can reverse subscriber gains, and regulatory scrutiny of platform practices can reshape monetization without warning.

What to Read Alongside

Pair revenue with Gross Margin to see how content and infrastructure costs pressure each dollar, Free Cash Flow for cash conversion after heavy capex, and Capex for network and content investment intensity behind the top line.

Data as of FY 2025 100 companies Rhea AI
# Symbol Company Sector
1 GOOG Alphabet Inc. Communication Services $402.84B $3.49T
2 META Meta Platforms, Inc. Communication Services $200.97B $1.56T
3 VZ Verizon Communications Inc. Communication Services $138.19B $189.37B
4 T AT&T Inc. Communication Services $125.65B $145.71B
5 CMCSA Comcast Corporation Communication Services $123.71B $86.61B
6 DIS The Walt Disney Company Communication Services $94.42B $201.59B
7 TMUS T-Mobile US, Inc. Communication Services $88.31B $171.61B
8 CHTR Charter Communications, Inc. Communication Services $54.77B $13.51B
9 AMX América Móvil, S.A.B. de C.V. Communication Services $52.52B $76.79B
10 VOD Vodafone Group Public Limited Company Communication Services $46.60B $36.10B
11 NFLX Netflix, Inc. Communication Services $45.18B $260.38B
12 SKYD Skydance Corporation Communication Services $29.21B $40.39B
13 LYV Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. Communication Services $25.20B $41.31B
14 SPOT Spotify Technology S.A. Communication Services $20.17B $123.97B
15 KT KT Corporation Communication Services $19.56B $8.97B
16 BIDU Baidu, Inc. Communication Services $18.46B $27.87B
17 WPP WPP plc Communication Services $18.22B $5.88B
18 BCE BCE Inc. Communication Services $17.84B $20.16B
19 OMC Omnicom Group Inc. Communication Services $17.27B $23.70B
20 FOX Fox Corporation Communication Services $17.13B $25.10B
21 NTES NetEase, Inc. Communication Services $16.11B $82.89B
22 RCI Rogers Communications Inc. Communication Services $15.83B $18.01B
23 ECHO EchoStar Corporation Communication Services $15.00B $27.53B
24 TU TELUS Corporation Communication Services $14.95B $14.35B
25 LUMN Lumen Technologies, Inc. Communication Services $12.40B $4.11B
26 SKM SK Telecom Co., Ltd. Communication Services $11.84B $11.99B
27 VIV Telefônica Brasil S.A. Communication Services $10.88B $18.26B
28 NWS News Corporation Communication Services $9.03B $15.55B
29 TLK Perusahaan Perseroan (Persero) PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk Communication Services $8.80B $10.95B
30 SIRI Sirius XM Holdings Inc. Communication Services $8.56B $10.90B
31 CHT Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd. Communication Services $7.53B $38.67B
32 WMG Warner Music Group Corp. Communication Services $6.71B $16.37B
33 VSNT Versant Media Group, Inc. Communication Services $6.69B $4.61B
34 TTWO Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. Communication Services $6.66B $40.18B
35 SNAP Snap Inc. Communication Services $5.93B $8.56B
36 TIGO Millicom International Cellular S.A. Communication Services $5.82B $13.96B
37 TEO Telecom Argentina S.A. Communication Services $5.71B $4.29B
38 TKC Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleri A.S. Communication Services $5.62B $3.98B
39 APP AppLovin Corporation Communication Services $5.48B $129.62B
40 NXST Nexstar Media Group, Inc. Communication Services $4.95B $5.86B
41 RBLX Roblox Corporation Communication Services $4.89B $35.28B
42 LBTYA Liberty Global Ltd. Communication Services $4.88B $3.29B
43 TIMB TIM S.A. Communication Services $4.86B $8.62B
44 AMC AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. Communication Services $4.85B $2.80B
45 PSO Pearson plc Communication Services $4.81B $10.38B
46 ROKU Roku, Inc. Communication Services $4.74B $23.93B
47 TKO TKO Group Holdings, Inc. Communication Services $4.74B $36.15B
48 TME Tencent Music Entertainment Group Communication Services $4.70B $15.58B
49 FWONA Formula One Group Communication Services $4.48B $25.32B
50 LILA Liberty Latin America Ltd. Communication Services $4.44B $1.66B
51 VEON VEON Ltd. Communication Services $4.40B $5.34B
52 BILI Bilibili Inc. Communication Services $4.34B $5.86B
53 PINS Pinterest, Inc. Communication Services $4.22B $10.87B
54 IQ iQIYI, Inc. Communication Services $3.90B $926.33M
55 PHI PLDT Inc. Communication Services $3.70B $3.95B
56 MTCH Match Group, Inc Communication Services $3.49B $8.88B
57 TV Grupo Televisa, S.A.B. Communication Services $3.27B $1.24B
58 SBGI Sinclair, Inc. Communication Services $3.17B $990.23M
59 CNK Cinemark Holdings, Inc. Communication Services $3.12B $4.51B
60 GTN Gray Media, Inc. Communication Services $3.10B $506.68M
61 STGW Stagwell Inc. Communication Services $2.91B $2.89B
62 TTD The Trade Desk, Inc. Communication Services $2.90B $6.11B
63 NYT The New York Times Company Communication Services $2.82B $10.93B
64 PLTK Playtika Holding Corp. Communication Services $2.76B $933.73M
65 Z Zillow Group, Inc. Communication Services $2.58B $6.66B
66 PPLI People Incorporated Communication Services $2.39B $3.16B
67 TDAY USA TODAY Co., Inc. Communication Services $2.30B $971.30M
68 RDDT Reddit, Inc. Communication Services $2.20B $18.36B
69 JOYY JOYY Inc. Communication Services $2.12B $3.96B
70 CRTO Criteo S.A. Communication Services $1.94B $758.89M
71 TBLA Taboola.com Ltd. Communication Services $1.91B $532.55M
72 WB Weibo Corporation Communication Services $1.76B $1.60B
73 STUB StubHub Holdings, Inc. Communication Services $1.75B $2.35B
74 WLY John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Communication Services $1.68B $2.55B
75 SCHL Scholastic Corporation Communication Services $1.58B $684.83M
76 MOMO Hello Group Inc. Communication Services $1.48B $660.72M
77 YELP Yelp Inc. Communication Services $1.46B $1.06B
78 ZD Ziff Davis, Inc. Communication Services $1.45B $1.70B
79 WBTN WEBTOON Entertainment Inc. Communication Services $1.38B $1.31B
80 IDT IDT Corporation Communication Services $1.30B $2.04B
81 QNST QuinStreet, Inc. Communication Services $1.29B $1.18B
82 TDS Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. Communication Services $1.23B $3.78B
83 SPHR Sphere Entertainment Co. Communication Services $1.22B $4.35B
84 BZ Kanzhun Limited Communication Services $1.18B $7.73B
85 KYIV Kyivstar Group Ltd. Communication Services $1.16B $2.95B
86 MSGK MSG Knickerbockers Corp. Communication Services $1.15B $7.51B
87 MAX MediaAlpha, Inc. Communication Services $1.11B $840.69M
88 MSGE Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. Communication Services $1.06B $3.65B
89 GLIBA Liberty Capital Corporation Communication Services $1.05B $1.05B
90 BMBL Bumble Inc. Communication Services $965.66M $924.50M
91 HUYA HUYA Inc. Communication Services $929.83M $500.12M
92 ATHM Autohome Inc. Communication Services $922.63M $2.63B
93 GOGO Gogo Inc. Communication Services $910.49M $526.45M
94 CARG CarGurus, Inc. Communication Services $906.98M $3.01B
95 MANU Manchester United plc Communication Services $898.49M $3.90B
96 IRDM Iridium Communications Inc. Communication Services $871.66M $4.67B
97 NRDS NerdWallet, Inc. Communication Services $836.60M $500.20M
98 UPWK Upwork Inc. Communication Services $787.78M $1.26B
99 MCS The Marcus Corporation Communication Services $758.46M $832.01M
100 DV DoubleVerify Holdings, Inc. Communication Services $748.29M $2.12B

How this ranking is built

Companies are ranked by revenue as reported in their most recent annual filing with the SEC. Figures shown are in US dollars (or percent, as noted), rounded to two decimals.

  • Source: annual 10-K / 20-F filings from companies trading on US exchanges (NYSE, Nasdaq, AMEX).
  • Fiscal year: whichever annual period the company has most recently filed. Fiscal years don't always align with the calendar year, so the "as of FY" stamp above reflects the most common year across the table.
  • Filtered out: warrants, preferred shares, and duplicate listings that share a parent company's financials.
  • Size floor: A company qualifies at $500 million in market cap or above. Below that, one mis-stated figure outranks the companies the list is about.
  • Currency check: A company whose annual revenue runs above 15 times its market cap is left out, because at that gap the two figures are not in the same currency.
  • Currency check: A company whose balance sheet runs above 150 times its market cap is left out for the same reason.
  • Market cap: stated at each company's latest close, which is newer than the annual figure ranked here.
  • Update cadence: refreshed as companies file new annual reports (typically within 60–90 days of fiscal year end).

Not financial advice. This is a research tool, not a recommendation.

Frequently asked questions

Why does ad-driven revenue behave differently from subscription revenue?

Advertising budgets are among the first line items marketers cut in a slowdown, so ad-driven revenue is closely tied to the broader economic cycle and can decline sharply in downturns. Subscription revenue is contractual and tends to be stickier, though it is not immune to churn if price increases outpace perceived value. A communication services firm with a high share of recurring subscription revenue typically shows steadier top-line behavior through cycles than one dependent on ad spend.

How do content costs relate to streaming revenue?

Streaming platforms spend heavily on content, and that spending is capitalized and amortized over time rather than expensed immediately. Revenue can therefore grow while content obligations, some already committed for years ahead, build on the balance sheet. Reading revenue alongside content liabilities and free cash flow reveals whether subscriber growth is funding the content investment or whether the platform is still subsidizing growth from prior capital raises. The two pictures can be very different.

Does large revenue protect communication services firms from disruption?

Scale helps but does not immunize. Incumbent platforms and networks enjoy real advantages in data, content libraries, and distribution, yet consumer attention is finite and shifts quickly when new formats emerge. History in this sector is full of large-revenue franchises, from print media to cable bundles, that eroded rapidly once user behavior changed. Revenue signals current position; the durability question usually depends on engagement and churn metrics outside the income statement.