Streaming Video On Demand Stocks
Digital content distributors and platform providers monetize proprietary and licensed media libraries through recurring subscription tiers and ad-supported models. Operators face intensifying capital expenditure requirements for original programming while navigating a shift from traditional linear television to direct-to-consumer digital delivery.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Streaming Video On Demand has 21 US-listed companies worth $3.4T combined. The median member moved -0.8% over the past week; SKYD led at +12.4% and AMCX trailed at -9.6%.
Companies in Streaming Video On Demand
- AMZN – Amazon.com Inc, $2.7T
- NFLX – Netflix Inc, $279B
- DIS – Walt Disney Company, $195B
- WBD – Warner Bros Discovery Inc, $77.6B
- SKYD – Skydance Corporation, $39.7B
- ROKU – Roku Inc, $23.8B
- FWONA – Liberty Media Corporation Series A Liberty Formula One Common Stock, $21.2B
- TME – Tencent Music Entertainment Group, $14.1B
- PSKY – Paramount Skydance Corporation, $11B
- MGNI – Magnite Inc, $3.5B
- IQ – iQIYI Inc, $975M
- ANGX – Angel Studios, Inc., $762M
- AMCX – AMC Global Media Inc., $446M
- STRZ – Starz Entertainment LLC, $405M
- FUBO – Fubotv Inc, $243M
- CURI – Curiositystream Inc., $161M
- GIBO – Global IBO Group Ltd, $155M
- CAST – FreeCast, Inc. Class A Common Stock, $51.3M
- CNVS – Cineverse Corp., $42.9M
- GAIA – Gaia Inc, $35.6M
- ANGH – Anghami De Inc, $33.8M