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THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY · Newspapers: Publishing or Publishing & Printing
THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY financial statements, chart, and peer compare from SEC filings.
THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY (NYT) operates in Newspapers: Publishing or Publishing & Printing.
- Market cap
- $11B
- P/E
- 33.58
- Op. margin
- 1,185.52%
- Profit margin
- 991.45%
- FCF margin
- 451.70%
- ROE
- 16.09%
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NYT financial statements
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NYT stock peer compare
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NYT stock peer headlines
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NYT stock price chart
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NYT stock — research snapshot
Screen strengths and watchouts for NYT stock from the latest Misprise snapshot.
Strengths
- ROA 11.0% — strong returns on assets.
- Operating margin 1,185.5% — solid operating leverage.
- Profit margin 991.5% — durable bottom-line quality.
- FCF margin 451.7% — cash conversion looks healthy.
- EPS CAGR 5Y 13.3% — earnings compounding.
Watchouts
- No major red flags on the core screen — still read the filings on your own.
- Rev CAGR 5Y 9.6%
- Rev CAGR 3Y -3.3%
- EPS CAGR 5Y 13.3%
- EPS CAGR 3Y 32.6%
- FCF CAGR 5Y 33.5%
- FCF CAGR 3Y 8.7%
NYT stock FAQs
Short answers for NYT stock — statements, sector, and how this page is meant to be used.
What is NYT stock?
THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY (NYT) operates in Newspapers: Publishing or Publishing & Printing. NYT stock sits in Communication Services (Newspapers: Publishing or Publishing & Printing), listed on NYSE.
Where can I find THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY financial statements?
THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY financial statements — income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow — are on this NYT stock page, parsed from SEC 10-K and 10-Q filings. Use Annual or Quarterly, then the statement tabs. Research only.
What happened to NYT stock?
This page is a research snapshot of THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY (NYT) from the latest SEC filings in the Misprise database as of TTM. It is not a news feed or a delisting notice. Open the financial statements, chart, and peer compare below, then read the filings. Research only — not financial advice.
Does this page show the NYT stock price?
The live chart on this NYT stock page is the same TradingView chart as the screener. Statement tables use SEC filings. Any price or multiple on the TTM column is a market snapshot from the last seed, not a real-time quote. Research only.
What sector is NYT stock in?
THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY is classified in Newspapers: Publishing or Publishing & Printing, inside the Communication Services sector, and trades on NYSE. This page is a research snapshot, not a full company profile.
How do I read NYT financial statements?
Start with this ticker’s block (TTM, then its fiscal years or quarters). Each Compare name is a separate block of its own periods — not mixed by year. A blank is a period we do not have, not a zero. Research only — not a buy or sell.
Where does the NYT statement data come from?
Income, balance sheet, and cash-flow lines are parsed from SEC company filings (10-K / 10-Q and 20-F). TTM is the last four reported quarters added together, not a separate filing. P/E, forward P/E, price, and market cap are a market quote at last seed — trailing P/E from the quote when available, otherwise last price divided by TTM EPS. They are not 10-K line items and appear on the TTM column only. Research only — not financial advice.
Where can I find the NYT income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow?
On this NYT stock page, open Financial statements and use the Income, Balance sheet, and Cash flow tabs. Growth and valuation sit under More. Filing figures are from SEC reports; valuation multiples are the market snapshot described above.
What is the Misprise Score for NYT stock?
NYT stock currently scores 72/100 (Constructive (60–72)). THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY is constructive on the screen — worth a deeper look at compounding and filings before treating it as high conviction. The score is a screen of quality, growth, and balance-sheet inputs — not a price target. Compare it in the Misprise screener; it is not a separate score page.
How is the NYT comparison winner decided?
Lead and Tie follow the number printed on each factor row, not a blended category score. Growth, quality, score, current ratio, and coverage: the higher figure leads. Value multiples (P/E, PEG, P/B, P/S) and debt ratios: the lower figure leads. Tie appears only when those printed numbers match. The header winner is whoever takes more of those five rows. CAGR uses the 5-year horizon and drops to 3-year only when both names report it. Research only — not a buy or sell.
What is the Anomaly Score on this NYT page?
Anomaly Score is how unusual a filing pattern is versus this company’s own history and its industry — not the same as Misprise Score. A high anomaly with a weak Misprise Score is often a noisy name. Open the anomaly detector to see the flag. Research only — not financial advice.
What does the green grant dot mean on NYT stock?
A green circle next to the title means this ticker appears in the Misprise grants calendar with a recent federal award (USASpending / SAM). Tap the dot for date, agency, and amount when available. It is a research flag only — not a buy or sell signal.
Is NYT stock a buy?
No recommendation either way. This NYT stock page organizes statements, ratios, and peers so you can do your own work. It is educational only — not advice to buy or sell THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY.
