WildBrain management commentary says Q4 fiscal 2026 revenue drop reflects lower Content production and distribution activity
Bitget2026/09/24 01:48- Management commentary outlined Q4 fiscal 2026 revenue fell 29% to CAD 55 million, driven by weaker Content deliveries and lower CPLG timing.
- Segment mix shifted: Content revenue dropped 40% to CAD 29.2 million; prior-year quarter had a major delivery and live-action production.
- Franchise & Global Licensing revenue declined 16% to CAD 15.6 million; lower licensing-agency commissions partly offset by owned-brand royalties growth.
- WildBrain Network revenue rose 6% to CAD 11.5 million on higher direct advertising; segment Adjusted EBITDA improved to negative CAD 145,000.
- Adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations attributable to shareholders swung to negative CAD 4 million from CAD 8.1 million on lower gross margin and higher staff costs.
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