New York Times (NYT) Stock
Leading digital news publisher with a strong subscription base. Here's the price, business snapshot, and what's worth knowing about New York Times in October 2026.
The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT) is a legacy media organisation that has steadily pivoted from print advertising towards a subscription-led digital business. With a market capitalisation of about $9.19bn, the company generates the majority of revenue from digital and print subscriptions, supported by advertising, licensing and ancillary services. Investors should note the appeal of recurring revenues and strong brand equity, but also the headwinds: print circulation and advertising remain challenged, digital advertising faces fierce competition from big tech platforms, and content costs can pressure margins. Growth drivers include international expansion, product innovation (audio, video, newsletters) and higher average revenue per user. Risks include cyclical ad markets, subscriber churn, and reputational or regulatory issues. This is general educational information only and not personal financial advice; suitability depends on your objectives, time horizon and risk tolerance.
New York Times (NYT) Stock Forecast
Analyst price target, next 12 months
$64.64
-7.1% vs today's $69.58
Price range over the last 12 months
In the middle of its 12-month range
Analysts covering New York Times have a consensus 12-month target of $64.64, below the current price of $69.58.
Analyst targets are opinions, not guarantees. Capital at risk. Data as of 25 Oct 2026.
Source: Analyst sentiment is provided by Refinitiv Ltd, a global leader in financial market data with over 40k business clients. Refinitiv Ltd is an independent third party to Nemo. This is not advice.
Sixth Month Growth Performance
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts suggest buying New York Times stock, indicating confidence in its future value growth.
Financial Health
The New York Times Company is showing strong profitability and cash generation, indicating solid financial performance.
Dividend
The New York Times Co. has a low dividend yield of 1.18%, indicating a smaller return for dividend-seeking investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $11.80 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Subscription Growth
A steady shift to digital subscriptions offers recurring revenue and predictability, though subscriber growth and churn can vary through economic cycles.
Digital Innovation
Investment in podcasts, video and product features can broaden engagement and ARPU, but these efforts require sustained spending and face fierce competition.
Brand & Trust
Strong journalistic reputation supports pricing power and licensing, yet reputational or regulatory issues can affect readership and revenue.
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