Sirius XM Aktie News

Sirius XM generates sizable recurring revenues, and management expects its free cash flow to rise. It faces strong competition from audio streaming services.

Analysts see Sirius XM's growing its revenue in 2026, reversing three years of declines. Sirius XM is securing big content deals.

Sirius XM is upgraded to a strong buy, offering deep value with a forward P/E of 6.65 and a 5.2% dividend yield. SIRI consistently beats earnings estimates, maintains stable revenue, and leverages ad-supported plans to offset subscriber downgrades. Robust free cash flow enables ongoing debt reduction and share repurchases, supporting both capital returns and improving credit quality.

Sirius XM and Howard Stern have agreed to a new three-year deal to keep the radio host on the platform. Sirius XM's subscriber base and revenue have slightly declined in recent years, but stability is still a good thing.

Sirius XM (NASDAQ: SIRI) and Spotify (NYSE: SPOT) reported Q3 2025 earnings within days of each other, highlighting two audio entertainment businesses moving in opposite directions.

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The terms of Stern's deal were not disclosed, and while he commands a far smaller audience than in his heyday, it is still larger than most.