News Corp reported fourth-quarter revenue that exceeded market expectations, driven by solid performance across its Dow Jones financial information unit and its digital real estate services division.
The media conglomerate's results highlight the enduring strength of its subscription-based business models even as broader advertising markets face headwinds.
Dow Jones, which publishes The Wall Street Journal, saw revenue grow by 7 per cent during the quarter.
This growth reflects continued demand for high-quality financial news and data among institutional and retail subscribers.
Simultaneously, the company's digital real estate services segment posted a robust 19 per cent revenue increase, benefiting from ongoing digitization trends in property transactions and listings.
The positive earnings report arrives as US equity markets extend their recent gains, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average recently climbing to a fresh all-time high.