Comcast CEO Brian Roberts was in confident form during the Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference on Wednesday.
When discussing the media giant’s big picture outlook, Roberts told Goldman managing director John Waldron: “We had a terrific second quarter. I wouldn’t want to trade places with too many people, if anyone…The last few years have demonstrated that scale matters…We’re trying to deploy everywhere. The company is doing extremely well. Residential broadband, business services, mobile, studios, parks, Peacock, the UK, they all have a tailwind…We can stream better and aggregate better than anyone else…Your analyst says we’ll do more than $34 billion in Ebitda this year. If that happens, that’ll be our best in history. I feel great about where the company is at and in our future.”
The interview aired on the same day Comcast announced a new smart TV it is launching with European subsidiary Sky.
When discussing the media giant’s big picture outlook, Roberts told Goldman managing director John Waldron: “We had a terrific second quarter. I wouldn’t want to trade places with too many people, if anyone…The last few years have demonstrated that scale matters…We’re trying to deploy everywhere. The company is doing extremely well. Residential broadband, business services, mobile, studios, parks, Peacock, the UK, they all have a tailwind…We can stream better and aggregate better than anyone else…Your analyst says we’ll do more than $34 billion in Ebitda this year. If that happens, that’ll be our best in history. I feel great about where the company is at and in our future.”
The interview aired on the same day Comcast announced a new smart TV it is launching with European subsidiary Sky.
- 9/22/2021
- by Andreas Wiseman
- Deadline Film + TV
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