Netflix has multiple growth drivers in 2025, including new seasons of Stranger Things and Emily in Paris, successful international series from Korea and Latin America, and expanded live and interactive programming. These content wins have supported the stock amid economic uncertainty. Shares reached an all-time high of $1,341.15 this summer before a 9.9% pullback. Since the 2002 IPO at a split-adjusted $1.16, the stock has gained about 112,150%, a compounded annual growth rate of 35.3%, meaning $1,000 invested in 2002 would be worth roughly $1.1 million today. Netflix launched in 1997 as a DVD-by-mail service and began streaming in 2007, later shifting to original content.
Netflix Inc. ( NASDAQ: NFLX) has a lot to celebrate in 2025, including upcoming seasons of popular shows such as "Stranger Things" and "Emily in Paris"; the success of international content from Korea, Latin America, and elsewhere; and the introduction of live and interactive content. All this has helped buoy the stock despite economic uncertainty. Shares hit an all-time high of $1,341.15 this summer but have retreated 9.9% since.
Compared with Netflix's initial public offering price, the stock is up almost 112,150%, with much of that gain coming since the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic. The question is what Netflix will do for investors going forward. While Wall Street offers one-year price projections, investors want to know where shares will be many years from now. 24/7 Wall St. has you covered.
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