Netflix loses one million subscribers

Netflix lost nearly one million subscribers in the second quarter of 2022, less than half the number initially feared earlier in the year


NUMBER OF PAYING NETFLIX SUBSCRIBERS WORLDWIDE (millions)
	Q2 	Numbers begin to fall 220.67
2022 	Q1 	221.64 
	Q4 	221.84
	Q3 	213.56 
	Q2 	209.18 
2021 	Q1 	207.64
	Q4 	203.66 
	Q3 	195.15
	Q2 	192.95
2020 	Q1 	182.86
	Q4 	167.09 
	Q3 	158.33
	Q2 	151.56 
2019 	Q1 	148.86
	Q4 	139.26 
	Q3 	130.42
	Q2 	124.35 
2018 	Q1 	118.90
	Q4 	110.64 
	Q3 	104.02
	Q2 	99.04 
2017 	Q1 	94.36
	Q4 	89.09 
	Q3 	83.28
	Q2 	79.90
2016 	Q1 	77.71 
	Q4 	70.84
	Q3 	66.02 
	Q2 	62.08
2015 	Q1 	59.62 
	Q4 	54.58
	Q3 	50.65 
	Q2 	47.99
2014 	Q1 	46.13 
	Q4 	41.43
	Q3 	38.01
	Q2 	35.64
2013 	Q1	34.24

Smaller than expected dip in subscribers – 970,000 rather than 2 million – attributed in part to phenomenal success of Stranger Things 4


Q2 CHANGE IN SUBSCRIBERS 

Europe/Middle East/Africa: Down 0.8m

U.S./Canada: Down 1.3m

Asia Pacific: Up 1.1m

Netflix is looking to attract subscribers with new $200m blockbuster The Gray Man, starring Ryan Gosling  (main image) and Chris Evans – streaming Jul 22


Sources: New York Times, Financial Times, Reuters, Statista 
Pictures: Netflix 
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